Kristin D. (kdurham2813) reviewed Supreme Justice (Reeder and Rogers, Bk 1) on + 753 more book reviews
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Although Supreme Justices make controversial decisions, they aren't completely entrenched in the scandal and drama of DC; instead they are nicely tucked away! This fantastic piece of fiction brought the Justices to the forefront and both humanized them and showed the way they can be at the center of political drama.
As I live outside of DC, I am always drawn to books that are set in DC, but also show the surrounding area - the DMV (DC, MD and VA) as we like to call it. Max Allan Collins allowed this story to really use the surrounding neighborhoods and had them come alive in the story. I absolutely adored the truth in how many police agencies are located in the DC area and getting them to work together as a team to one goal doesn't always end in timeliness!
Although Supreme Justices make controversial decisions, they aren't completely entrenched in the scandal and drama of DC; instead they are nicely tucked away! This fantastic piece of fiction brought the Justices to the forefront and both humanized them and showed the way they can be at the center of political drama.
As I live outside of DC, I am always drawn to books that are set in DC, but also show the surrounding area - the DMV (DC, MD and VA) as we like to call it. Max Allan Collins allowed this story to really use the surrounding neighborhoods and had them come alive in the story. I absolutely adored the truth in how many police agencies are located in the DC area and getting them to work together as a team to one goal doesn't always end in timeliness!
