Review of A Flirt with Justice
Posted: 28 Aug 2022, 03:27
[Following is an official OnlineBookClub.org review of "A Flirt with Justice" by Graham Oxley.]
Graham Oxley's A Flirt with Justice is a legal thriller filled with suspense and mystery. With stories of different characters which are intertwined in diverse ways, it was a pleasurable read. The story is also about love, bonds of friendships formed, and also a bit of humor.
The book is about a group of people who work in a small-sized office. A young new arrival, George Davies, is introduced by the manager, Mr Arnold Pigg, who is lazy at his job and takes all the credit for the jobs done by his employees. As the plot progresses, the story is connected to the people working in that office.
The positive aspects of this book are many. The book was written beautifully, and the author did a fantastic job of painting vivid pictures of places in the book, buildings, e.tc. It actually felt like I was watching a movie which some authors find difficult to do. This is one of the reasons why I don't read legal novels very often. I love the plot and setting of this story. Each character had its own story, which made it an interesting read because the book was not centered on one particular character. It revolved around many characters. Some of these characters I found humorous. One of them was Mr Pigg, who believed he was something he wasn’t. I also loved that the author referred to how the investigations took place and courtroom proceedings went about. In general, how the legal system works. This was enlightening to me since I am studying to become a lawyer. I liked that the novel wasn't only centered on legal and criminal matters. It also involved love, romance and flirtation, which made it more entertaining. I also loved how the story ended. I enjoyed every part of this book, from the beginning to the end. I can’t wait to read more books published by this author because this book was worth reading.
The only negative aspect of this book is that it contains minor typographical errors that can be corrected.
I will be rating this book 4 out of 4 stars because it was well researched, cleverly and exceptionally written, and professionally edited, though with few errors. The errors I found did not affect my satisfaction with the book. There were no profanities or vulgar words to be found in this book.
I will recommend this book to people who love legal thrillers with a bit of comic relief, suspense, and mystery. I also recommend this book to young adults and adults.
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A Flirt with Justice
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Graham Oxley's A Flirt with Justice is a legal thriller filled with suspense and mystery. With stories of different characters which are intertwined in diverse ways, it was a pleasurable read. The story is also about love, bonds of friendships formed, and also a bit of humor.
The book is about a group of people who work in a small-sized office. A young new arrival, George Davies, is introduced by the manager, Mr Arnold Pigg, who is lazy at his job and takes all the credit for the jobs done by his employees. As the plot progresses, the story is connected to the people working in that office.
The positive aspects of this book are many. The book was written beautifully, and the author did a fantastic job of painting vivid pictures of places in the book, buildings, e.tc. It actually felt like I was watching a movie which some authors find difficult to do. This is one of the reasons why I don't read legal novels very often. I love the plot and setting of this story. Each character had its own story, which made it an interesting read because the book was not centered on one particular character. It revolved around many characters. Some of these characters I found humorous. One of them was Mr Pigg, who believed he was something he wasn’t. I also loved that the author referred to how the investigations took place and courtroom proceedings went about. In general, how the legal system works. This was enlightening to me since I am studying to become a lawyer. I liked that the novel wasn't only centered on legal and criminal matters. It also involved love, romance and flirtation, which made it more entertaining. I also loved how the story ended. I enjoyed every part of this book, from the beginning to the end. I can’t wait to read more books published by this author because this book was worth reading.
The only negative aspect of this book is that it contains minor typographical errors that can be corrected.
I will be rating this book 4 out of 4 stars because it was well researched, cleverly and exceptionally written, and professionally edited, though with few errors. The errors I found did not affect my satisfaction with the book. There were no profanities or vulgar words to be found in this book.
I will recommend this book to people who love legal thrillers with a bit of comic relief, suspense, and mystery. I also recommend this book to young adults and adults.
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A Flirt with Justice
View: on Bookshelves