Capitol Murder

Phillip Margolin’s background in law really shows, but I wonder how he balances accuracy with pacing. Did he do extensive research or draw from personal experience?

The legal battles felt intense and authentic, but sometimes I wondered if they slowed down the narrative. How did others feel about the pacing during these parts?

The political environment added a fascinating layer to the story. I’m curious if the author based it on real events or created a fictional version to serve the plot.