A very enjoyable lesbian crime investigation drama book
‘Leading the witness’ by Carsen Taite is a very enjoyable lesbian crime investigation drama book with a romance on the side.
Legal thriller
Review of ‘Pursuit of happiness’ by Carsen Taite.
Senator Meredith Mitchell, member of an American political dynasty, is expected to become the first American female and openly lesbian president. When she meets public defender Stevie Palmer their mutual attraction is undeniable. Stevie is dedicated to her job and has strong convictions. Trying to date a presidential candidate gets tricky when her privacy is …
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Review of ‘Love’s verdict’ by Carsen Taite.
Carsen Taite excels at writing legal thrillers with lesbian main characters using her experience as a criminal defense attorney. Lately, she has written the ‘Lone star law’ series which was inspired in the 1980s ‘Dallas’ soap opera which, in my opinion, didn’t showcase her knowledge of the American legal system. I’m happy to see that …
Review of ‘Outside the law’ by Carsen Taite.
This is the fourth and last book of the ‘Lone Star Law’ series. According to the author, she’s been inspired by watching the tv series Dallas and decided to write something similar but with lesbian main characters. There are loads of plots, subplots and several different characters in the series so it’s easy to get …
Review of ‘Sidebar’ by Carsen Taite.
Carsen Taite is on my top ten list of lesfic authors. She writes legal thrillers like nobody else. This book combines a realistic description of the intricacies of the legal system with a deep immersion in the main characters’ world. My only criticism is that there wasn’t much mystery in the conflictive situation that the …
Review of ‘Letter of the law’ by Carsen Taite
Third part of the ‘Lone Star Law’ series by Carsen Taite which, according to the author, is inspired on the old TV soap opera Dallas. I recommend to read it in chronological order as there are loads of details of the plot that otherwise will get lost. The author attempts to do a catch up …
