I was super excited to find out that a sequel novel to The Firm was being released.
Mitch left Memphis in his rearview mirror fifteen years ago and is now with an even bigger law firm than Bendini, Lambert & Locke ever was. He’s quickly learning that when you play with the big boys on an international stage, you may end up exposed with a big fat target on your back. Mitch McDeere has no fear of being out-strategized in any court, but a shocking new threat comes from a sinister group who cares nothing about obeying the law or facing any kind of consequence.
This was a solid story with a fairly believable plot and the stakes were exceptionally high. I think my expectations for this novel may have been set too high. At times, in the middle when I knew the narrative was supposed to be ramping up in intensity, it felt a little flat to me. I enjoyed the overall story nonetheless.
I’d like to thank NetGalley for an advanced copy of The Exchange for my unbiased evaluation. 3.5 stars
