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Pleading Guilty (Kindle County, Bk 3)
Pleading Guilty - Kindle County, Bk 3
Author: Scott Turow
Welcome back to Kindle County... ...where skies are generally gray, the truth is seldom simple, and the partners of a top-drawer corporate law firm are counting on one world-weary attorney to save them from front-page scandal and financial ruin. When Gage & Griswell's star litigator suddenly disappears -- along with $5.6 million of its m...  more »
ISBN-13: 9780613057103
ISBN-10: 0613057104
Publication Date: 10/1999
Reading Level: Young Adult
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5 stars, based on 2 ratings
Publisher: Bt Bound
Book Type: Library Binding
Other Versions: Paperback, Hardcover, Audio Cassette, Audio CD
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buzzby avatar reviewed Pleading Guilty (Kindle County, Bk 3) on + 6062 more book reviews
Helpful Score: 2
I think he's one of the more underrated authors in the mystery genre. He tells a complex story that is sometimes hard to follow, and this is another financial-type mystery. Loved the ending.
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Helpful Score: 2
Pleading Guilty by Scott Turow is easier to read than Filth by Irvine Welsh, but the self-destructive protagonist still got on my nerves. I enjoyed the book more when I started skipping paragraphs of internal dialog to get back to the action. Mack is an ex-cop, washed-up lawyer, and recovering alcoholic. When a partner at his firm goes AWAL (with 5.6 million dollars) the managing committee shanghais Mack into looking for him. Or rather, the 5.6 million, because it turns out that very few people at the firm care much about the missing partner.

Literary Quality: 6/10

Enjoyment: 6/10
reviewed Pleading Guilty (Kindle County, Bk 3) on + 29 more book reviews
Helpful Score: 1
Good story but, sort of dry and more description/s than necessary.
reviewed Pleading Guilty (Kindle County, Bk 3) on + 8 more book reviews
Helpful Score: 1
This is a tale that keeps you guessing. Our hero is an almost-washed-up lawyer--a partner in a major firm. He is on a quest to save the firm's reputation by finding a senior partner who has apparently absconded with millions of a major client's money. But, things may not always be what they seem...
reviewed Pleading Guilty (Kindle County, Bk 3) on + 15 more book reviews
Helpful Score: 1
Almost as good as Presumed Innocent.
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reviewed Pleading Guilty (Kindle County, Bk 3) on + 385 more book reviews
Slow starter, but book is full of plot twists that will keep you guessing until the end. Mack is a good lead character who fights with his conscience in his pursuit for justice. Could have been written by Grisham in his later style.
punkinema avatar reviewed Pleading Guilty (Kindle County, Bk 3) on + 305 more book reviews
This was a very disappointing and boring book. I usually like what Scott Turow writes but this was a drag, depressing and plots changed too often. Hard to figure out what was going on and I wasn't sure I wanted to figure it out! Can not recommend.
reviewed Pleading Guilty (Kindle County, Bk 3) on + 93 more book reviews
It took me a while to get into the book but once I did it was very entertaining.
Sandiinmississippi avatar reviewed Pleading Guilty (Kindle County, Bk 3) on + 265 more book reviews
To call this book boring and pointless really doesn't do it justice. There's quite a collection of lawyerly characters and none of them generated one minute's interest or sympathy. The 'hero' fills his mental maunderings with little 'gems' of thought. He ponders the question of whether there are No Victims or whether there are Only Victims. Problem is - after a few pages we don't care who is victim and who isn't. None of the characters are developed beyond physical description and list of assets or talents. No one speaks from the heart or displays any concern. I found this surprising because the entire novel is basically a financial caper and amongst this crowd someone should show some enthusiasm for stealing over $5 million. Shouldn't that make someone happy or sad or at least excited? The vocabulary and organization are dull. Actually there was not one reason to finish this book, but I did. Guess I wanted a reason to place Turow on my 'No Thanks' list for life.

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