Another good read ( )

Good first book featuring Herbie Fisher. Poor guy can't catch a break. ( )

Parnell Hall and Stuart Woods collaborate in writing a story about a former Stone Barrington miscreant client, who won the lottery and is now rehabilitated as a partner at Woodman & Weld. He is tricked into defending a Columbia College student, who is offered a plea bargain for drug possession, but won't agree to the deal, angering the mobster that framed him so his father will vote for a real estate project. Meanwhile, one of Herbie's gambling debts resurfaces, getting a loan shark angry at him too. ANd Herbie gets engaged again -- to another prostitute, even though only Dino and Stone know. Bad things keep happening to Herbie, but nobody knows how the parts all fit together. ( )

I thought this book was pretty good. Same easy fun style with Herb Fisher as the main. Much more entertaining than the latest Barrington book #42. ( )

I enjoyed the book and the character Herbie Fisher. You have a crooked cop, mobsters, a loan shark, and a senator all in the same plot. Throw in a climatic surprise ending and the result is a very good read. ( )