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This book demonstrate how US law and the constitution work. it provides inside into the worko gs of the court. it also demonstrates the brilliance of Scalia. his writing style is incredable.

Great mystery with a great narrator. I really like this one and hope this series continues. Well developed characters and a great story line that had me guessing. Great read! I received a free copy and left my honest review

This was a pretty interesting story. It didn’t put the familiar spun on female sleuthing so I liked this. I really like this narrator so it was a pleasure to find this story. I liked the authors work and would definitely listen to her stories again. I was given this free review copy audiobook at..

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I enjoyed this read. It gave me an accessible way to learn the basics of Scalia’s thought.

Fascinating, insightful and important in our modern PC Culture. What a woman. Also a lesson about fame.

Scalia ideal of the law make the law very interesting and good in learnings about the law by the student . He making easy and easy to understand the law.

I loved the raw emotion between animal and human. The bond between Naomi and Luke is a perfect example of the love we all look for and the companionship created through that love and mutual respect. I learned that before we are born we choose what we will do with our lives and our archetypes..

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This work is a beautiful story of adventure & learning. There are life lessons weaved throughout the tale, keeping you on the edge of your seat!

This was an exceptionally good book. I enjoy reading books written by authors whose perspective is different from my own and this book certainly had that. I also enjoy books which contain at least a little that is familiar, and this book had that as well. It was written by a woman in the 1920s..

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This book had amazing details about Gone with the Wind author, Margarett Mitchell. I understand how she wrote the book. Where the book came from and who the author was. This biography was as interesting to me as the fictional book, Gone with the Wind.