Tödliches Vermächtnis

Linda Fairstein's background in law really shines through, but I wonder how much research went into crafting the courtroom scenes and legal procedures.

The pacing kept me hooked for most of the book, but the conclusion seemed a bit swift. Was that intentional to heighten tension or just a writing choice?

The city feels like a character itself, adding depth to the story. I'm curious whether the author drew from personal experience or extensive research.