Unfit to Practise

For the legal thriller addict, Unfit To Practice is an interesting fix. The O'Shaughnessy sisters pen a tale that is entertainingly suspenseful. Nina Reilly, a small town lawyer has her vehicle stolen and with it the files of three of her clients. The sensitive files apparently fall into the wrong hands. The book details the subsequent fallout.
I found Ms. Reilly's ethical dilemmas realistic. This was the first O'Shaughnessy novel I have read, so I am unable to compare it with previous Reilly reads. Although the story is a bit too touchy-feely for my general liking - one reviewer described the book as a "chick-flip" - and certainly not the best legal thriller I have read, I was entertained and plan on reading another Reilly novel.

this was pretty good. it's the second o'shaughnissy book i've read and i recognized the characters. i don't know that i quite liked the characters in this on as well as i did the other but it was still really good. i look forward to reading the next. i'm going to have to look our for more from him. this one nina (lawyer) is brought up on charges to strip her license and all that brought her to that point. interesting to see how defending yourself to the bar assoc is so different from a reagular court.

Another in the Nina Reilly mysteries. These
writers paint a vivid picture of life in Lake Tahoe, and the courts. Enjoyable read.

@ lawyer set up to be disbarred/good

It's the moment every lawyer fears most...one careless moment that threatens careers, reputations and lives. For Nina Reilly, it will change everything, igniting a case where her own clients are witnesses against her, and where the defendant is Nina herself.