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 Title:                  NR08 - Unfit To Practice
 Author:                 Perri O'Shaughnessy
 Read By:                Laural Merlington
 Copyright:              2002
 Audiobook Copyright:    2002
 Genre:                  audiobook

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Book Description
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Amazon.com Review
Was there something more criminal than grand theft auto 
involved in the disappearance of Nina Reilly's truck--and 
the legal files locked inside it? When confidential information 
from those files that could endanger Nina's clients and 
destroy her reputation surfaces, it begins to look as though 
someone wants to put the feisty Lake Tahoe attorney out of business. 
There's no shortage of suspects, including a policewoman who 
blames Nina for short-circuiting her promotion, a client with a 
guilty secret who's convinced it was Nina's negligence that 
lost his custody case, and a rival attorney who's seething over 
all the high-profile clients he's lost because of Nina's growing 
prominence. With help from her ex-husband, a legal malpractice 
specialist, and her lover, who's also her investigator, 
Reilly races the clock to get to the bottom of the smear campaign 
and save her license to practice in this smart, sexy thriller 
that makes the most of the author's gifts of clever plotting, 
characterization, and dramatic tension. Reilly, a single mom whose 
personal life is as chaotic as her career, is a series heroine who 
gets more interesting with every new adventure. The conclusion of 
this one, the author's eighth, finds Reilly pointed in a new 
direction with plenty of interesting possibilities for the future.
 --Jane Adams --This text refers to an out of print or unavailable 
edition of this title.

From Publishers Weekly
Penned by sisters Pamela and Mary O'Shaughnessy, this eighth novel 
to feature South Lake Tahoe attorney Nina Reilly puts the lawyer 
in the defendant's chair. Ever since she was a little girl, Nina 
has believed that rules are what people use to make sense of the 
world and that law is a way of enforcing the rules to keep the 
world sane. But when her truck is stolen, along with her three 
most sensitive case files, her sane world turns topsy-turvy. 
In the wrong hands, those files could compromise a client's chance 
at fair visitation rights, affect a second client's insurance 
claim and put two girls at risk from the murderer whose crime 
they witnessed. Suddenly, Nina finds herself facing possible 
disbarment as she's brought up on disciplinary charges before 
the California State Bar Court. Current boyfriend Paul and 
ex-husband Jack try to help Nina figure out who stole the files 
and, more importantly, who is trying to destroy her life. 
The initial setup of Nina's predicament is taut as a wire, 
but the story bogs down in court, where much of the testimony, 
while realistic, is filler: a space-occupying rehash of what 
the reader already knows. As for the climax, it's so hokey 
that the dialogue reads like an old Batman episode. Chances are, 
though, since this is just a first offense, series fans will 
release this effort on its own recognizance in the hopes that 
the next case will be a winner.

