Andy Siegel

This book made up for the last one. Tug was in fine form again. Jenna needed a voice and Tug helped her to find it. He gave her support that by the end of the story, she had not only found her voice but strength to live again.

What made this story so interesting was the thought that this actually could be real if it has not already happened. Just the thoughts about what Jenna was experiencing in regards to the range of emotions is horrific. All due to money. Luckily, there are people like Tug who are there to fight for justice. Tug even lost his cool a bit in this book. You really do need to pick up theses books and read them.… (mehr)

Another good Tug book. Although, I must admit that I found myself not as engaged in the story or the characters as I was with the prior novels. Yet, it is Tug that keeps me coming back for more. With the last book, I briefly spoke of his sense of humor but that is not all. There is also his tenacity. He is like a pitbull. Once, he grabs hold, it is hard to shake him off. Thus this is the reason that he is such an excellent attorney. He fights and fights until he is victorious.

Another reader mentioned repetition. I would agree. It felt like at times the story did get bogged down with repetition. Which did not help with the fact that I was not as engaged with the characters. Despite these facts, I still found this book to be a quick read.… (mehr)

This is the third book in this series. I am a fan of this series. I just love when the books in a series get better and better.

I have read many books featuring lawyers and some were good and others not so much. Tug is on the side of good. Yet, meeting him and having him on your side is a catch twenty two. When it comes to a personal injury case, you want Tug fighting for you but at the same time it means that you have found yourself really needing Tug due to some type of personal injury or liability that you have suffered. In this case it was Nelly that needed Tug. Tug will fight for justice.

However, don't think that Tug doesn't have some sense of humor. The banter that he has with fellow lawyer, Chuck aka Chucky-boy aka Charles is humorous. Charles is his real name but Tug loves to get under Charles skin by calling him every name but Charles.

Mr. Siegel has another great book under his belt. You can read this book as a stand alone but why would you when the first two prior novels are just as good.… (mehr)