A Cadre of Experts: An LSAT Novel

By: Jacob Erez

Narrated by: Magda Ortiz

A Cadre of Experts is an important guide for mastering the LSAT - as well as the moving story of a young woman's journey on her way to law school. Ripe with relatable tension and a sprinkle of humor, A Cadre of Experts thoroughly details essential LSAT concepts and exam strategies, all told through the growing friendship between Alexandra and Noah as they travel the country to consult with various experts in preparation for the exam. More than anything, Alexandra London wants to conquer the LSAT and get into a great law school. Will she succeed? As an average student, Alexandra's task seems insurmountable. But with the help of Noah, a successful attorney and former LSAT instructor, along with Noah's expert friends and Alexandra's relentless tenacity and laser-focused study, this unique educational-fiction reveals a path to LSAT success anyone can follow. We are witness to the emotional roller-coaster that Alexandra rides, sharing the highs of overconfidence and the lows of discouragement that many students face along the way. We are encouraged by Alexandra's intellectual, and, just as important, emotional growth. Start you own journey and master the LSAT together with Alexandra and Noah, and start listening to A Cadre of Experts!

©2016 Jacob Erez (P)2016 Jacob Erez

The Great Escape

I absolutely loved this book!!!! A must read before you develop a study plan. The narrators voice was perfectly pitched and very engaging. Truely the escape needed when you're overwhelmed with the LSAT process. This book allows you to relax while learning essential LSAT prep information.

Fantastic! Buy this book!

What did you love best about A Cadre of Experts: An LSAT Novel?

This audiobook is not just the best LSAT prep tool, it is also a GREAT story. Really great tool for LSAT prep, law school admissions advice, and so much more. I can't recommend it enough.

Worth the price

Good book, with a lot of very useful and insightful information on preparing for the LSAT. The story is a little corny, but fun, and does a great job of conveying the information. I was not impressed with the narrator. She spoke too fast most of the time, and paragraphs seemed to run together. It was hard to distinguish speakers at times, due to lack of pauses. Her voice was pleasant however, and I still recommend the book to anyone considering law school and taking the LSAT.

Remarkable

Would you consider the audio edition of A Cadre of Experts: An LSAT Novel to be better than the print version?

This book is simply terrific. It has a great plot and interesting, dynamic characters. But most importantly, it *really* helps prepare you for the LSAT.

Extraordinary

Any student thinking about Law School or taking the LSAT, should indulge in this fun, exciting, and informative read.