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 Breath of Corruption - Caro Fraser
 Breath of Corruption - Caro Fraser ... (Matador)Newest Review: ... a menacing and unseemly character called Viktor Kroitor who will stop at nothing in order to prevent Leo uncovering the ... more ... truth, including making threats against Leo's family. Leo also has trouble, as always, with his estranged wife Rachel. She does not approve of his somewhat alternative lifestyle and is always concerned about the effect of this on their young son Oliver. It doesn't help that she's still in love with him! She seems to have a knack of calling on Leo when he appears to be in compromising situations and always jumps to conclusions before listening to explanations! Added to this, Leo has a new girlfriend Anthea. Things could ...more |
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Breath of Corruption - Caro Fraser: A corrupt novel? Not at all! (873 words)
by - written on 27/07/08 (Very useful, 178 readings)
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'Breath of Corruption' is the thirteenth book written by Caro Fraser and is the seventh book in her Caper Court series. All of the books in this series are about a group of barristers working out of the same set of chambers. It is hardly surprising that she writes about the law in her novels as she herself read law and was called to the bar in 1979. If you are interested in the way the legal system works but also like a very good story then these novels are just the thing. From a quote from the Daily Record they are described as 'the thinking woman's chicklit!' All of the Caper Court novels are stand alone stories but there are some references to previous ... Read the complete review
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