Now, if you're a fan of a good thriller, packed with lively criminal defense, court scenes, this is your book. I've always found Carsen Taite to be my to-go writer when I'm in need for a good crime novel. Her portrayal of lawyers, judges, DAs, prosecutors, litigation, is what makes her books attractive not only to lesbian fiction readers, but to crime - thriller genre fans as well.
I'm also a great fan of one particular thing in her books - the women are strong, well developed, eloquent characters, with a very pronounced sense of self-awareness and self-worth. I think it's very empowering for women to identify with these great characters from Carsen Taite's books. Catherine and Starr are no exception to this. Each of these characters brings strength, intensity and their complex story in their own way. I won't talk much about romance part of the book, because, in the midst of the criminal part of the plot, it kind of fell into background, but the plot was so good that I wasn't bothered by it at all.