Irreparable Harm

De: Melissa F. Miller

Narrado por: Karen Commins

There's a smartphone app capable of crashing a commercial jet. And it's for sale to the highest bidder.

Attorney Sasha McCandless is closing in on the prize: After eight years of long hours, she's about to make partner at a prestigious law firm. All she has to do is keep her head down and her billable hours up. Then a plane operated by her client slams into the side of a mountain, killing everyone aboard. She gears up for the inevitable civil lawsuits. But, as Sasha digs into the case, she learns the crash was no accident. She joins forces with a federal air marshal and they race to prevent another crash.

People close to the matter start to turn up dead. And Sasha's next on the list. She'll need to rely on her legal training and Krav Maga training in equal measure to stop a madman and save herself.

©2011 Melissa F. Miller (P)2012 Brown Street Books

Not a bad story

Although it contains a number of the annoying “smart people making stupid choices “ episodes as well as no credible explanation why the police were never contacted, and while the reader was competent, my enjoyment of the passable novel was completely overcome by the narrators distractingly awful attempts at accents. In an out of dialects that exist nowhere on the planet, the reader struggles to differentiate the characters with a series of vocal affects that could, at one’s most charitable, be described as annoying.

Dull, Boring and tedious

To like this book requires that you love hearing the blow by blow of an obnoxious, arrogant, greedy, selfish and not that bright lawyer prepare for a boring corporate lawsuit, make way to court, ruminate on everything about the case and then argue the case while being annoyed that an air marshal is trying to keep her alive..oh and there are some mobsters who want her dead and her boss wants her dead and a few hundred passengers are dead with more to come but that is just an inconvenience to her goals of making parner at the lawfirm where she works. Boring, Dumb and irritating are the best words to describe this ridiculous book.

Narrator lisps

I could not get past the narrator, she lisps and very nasal. Listened for 7 chapters and had to quit.