Arrogance and privilege defeated brilliantly - loved it!
Anatomy of a Scandal was a tale of justice, denial, self-preservation, vindication, and a journey to find the truth. As I read through the pages, gathering information from each angle, I was probed to determine my own definition of justice and truth. I found this book to be a little slow-going at first but was pulled in by Vaughan's ability to display multiple character viewpoints and perspectives that aren't always shown in many mysteries of this type.
I think this book could easily be written as two books or a trilogy, delving into each character a little more. It was very difficult to choose which character was the main protagonist, and which one I wanted to rally for. Well written, although I'd have liked to have more coverage of the courtroom trial and the thoughts/feelings of each character as the plot progressed.
I think this book could easily be written as two books or a trilogy, delving into each character a little more. It was very difficult to choose which character was the main protagonist, and which one I wanted to rally for. Well written, although I'd have liked to have more coverage of the courtroom trial and the thoughts/feelings of each character as the plot progressed.