The Verdict

The pacing and detail made me feel like I was right there in the jury box. I wonder if that level of realism was intentional or a happy accident.

The book raises complex questions about right and wrong, which made me think about how real-life legal cases sometimes blur those lines. I'm curious what motivated this focus.

The story kept me guessing but that final revelation really caught me off guard. Did others see clues or was it a complete shock?