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File Size: 811 KB

Print Length: 441 pages

Publisher: Berkley (January 1, 1993)

Publication Date: January 1, 1993

Sold by: Penguin Group (USA) LLC

Language: English

ASIN: B008YSCCWY

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The pacing of this book starts out a little oddly. After every action, the protagonist seems to sink into several paragraphs of thinking about it. I wasn’t sure about this book at first. But then the author seems to get his feet under him, and the story moves along better.This still isn’t a story of people racing down alleyways with guns blazing, and that’s okay. The bulk of the happenings of any courtroom dramas often occur outside the court. Martini builds his characters and fleshes out his case, and he does so in legal language that rings absolutely true—this provides a fully immersive experience for the reader. We care about what happens next. We become riveted.The surprise ending came suddenly and without much aforementioned evidence, but it was a nice twist, and Martini made sense of it in the end.This is my first experience with this author—I found this book on a Book Gorilla deal—but it won’t be my last. I can now see why Martini is considered one of the best in his field.

After reading “Double Tap” by Steve Martini, my admiration for both writer and protagonist led me to jump in my beemer and head down Memory Lane to see where this series began. “Compelling Evidence” is not a disappointment. The story begins in a Capital Punishment gas chamber with a young callow lawyer, Paul Madriani. No sooner are we breathing normally again when Madriani becomes entangled in a death penalty case that involves a former lover, charged with the murder of her husband who was the mentor of Madriani, and about to become a Supreme Court Justice. How the novel arrives at a satisfactory conclusion is a real treat to read and follow. Equally entertaining are the cast of characters. Madriani is a nice guy, but he’s a bit of a dope when it comes to women. He has no faults, however, inside the courtroom where his mastery of the content and art of lawyering is very impressive. The rest of the cast are drawn out suitably to their station in this compelling story. Well done. I’m now moving on to the second adventure of this series.

I really wanted to give this book a 4-star review but somehow couldn't do it. If Amazon had halfsies, I'd give it a solid 3 and a half. It was a good book, my first by Steve Martini. It was the first featuring his series protagonist Paul Madriani. The story was interesting but I didn't find myself looking forward to reading it. Martini was a practicing attorney and journalist and obviously knows this material but I thought some of the legalese made the story drag at times. There were some uneven themes like the occasional mention of a call girl that I assumed would impact the story more than she did. It's dated (early 90's), and some aspects are a little offputting, like phonetically spelling out the testimony of an African American janitor that seemed a bit racist. He also refers to attorneys with expensive pens as "spear chuckers." Not in a racial way but it still doesn't sound good. He mentions things like pay phones that make you have to stop and remind yourself of when this story takes place. Good writing, solid character development, clever conclusion, definitely held my interest throughout. Liked it a lot, just didn't love it. I got a Goodreads deal on this book for $1.99. That seemed appropriate.

How disappointing.There was no action, no drama that kept you on the edge of your seat. No real mystery (ok there was a murder in which somebody was falsely accused but it wasn't even all that interesting). Just nothing of real substance here except a Perry Mason like courtroom story with a very minor (but disappointing) twist at the end.I struggled to finish this book as it just couldn't capture my attention. First of all it's a first person perspective story. I hate first person perspective stories. Why are there so many of them? Is it really that hard to write a story in third person? Ok, that's just my pet peeve. But the plot moved at a glacial pace. It took forever to develop anything. And then as the story starts reaching it's climax and the author leads the reader down a path that is almost certainly leading to the real murderer it just kind of fizzles. I was absolutely sure there would be some high drama or better yet some action with the murderer that would ultimately prove the falsely accused's innocence.But it all just fell flat and fizzled.In the end Compelling Evidence was not a compelling read.

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