- Facts Are Stubborn Things (Chance Cormac Legal Thrillers)

I plan to read more of Richard’s books, good plot mixed with humor. The characters were like were likeable and interesting.

I was not expecting to enjoy reading Facts Are Stubborn Things by Richard A. Danzig as much as I did, but I did. The way the story begins is an interesting start, which I don't see that much of in this day and age. Chance Cormac is one of my favorite main characters so far. As a trial lawyer, he wants to do more good than harm, especially when dealing with the broken justice system. I enjoyed getting to know more about Chance and those with whom he is close. The way Richard A. Danzig has a way of telling a story that keeps readers engaged is a sight to behold. Even though the ending is now to my liking, I still enjoyed how the ending was neither good nor bad, but realistic and neutral. It was an ending that made you reflect on things and change your perspective. I recommend this novel to those who love contemporary and legal thrillers. I rate this book 4 out of 5 stars.

This book took me by surprise. It was so good to read. The twist and turns kept on coming right up to the end. I loved most of the characters and the ones I didn't like were bad guys. the story just kept getting better and better. A must read book.

I enjoyed this book and was surprised by many of the twists and turns. I’ll read any and all books by Mr. Danzig.

As an avid reader I am always looking for a great story to draw me in. This book does exactly that! From the very first page of being introduced to the main character Chance Cormac, you are drawn into his world. His character is very well written to be relatable to all of us. As you read through the story with all it’s twists and turns, you feel as if you know him personally. This book keeps your attention from start to finish, you will not want to put it down! I highly recommend this book as your next read! I am excited for the next book!

Story enjoyable enough. Terrible editing! Will read the next one only because it is a kindle unlimited 😊. Enough said!

Facts Are Stubborn Things is a great story that hooks you in right off the bat and keeps you reading until the end. I loved all of the detective talk, and the dialogue is really well written. The story is also great, and I found myself thinking about it after putting the book down for the day as I was reading it, which doesn’t happen too often and would cause me to hurry back to it. I was actually bummed when it ended.I recommend this book to anyone who likes a great detective story that takes a few days to read.

A good enough premise but that's it. Run-on sentences, repetitive location descriptions, extended two party conversations that a response of "he shrugged" or "she nodded" would suffice. Great to get an inside look at how legal processes work but how much do we really need to know to follow the story line. We're readers not law students. But worst of all and most distracting are the constant, continuous and unlimited grammatical errors including punctuation, misspellings, incorrect pronouns and misplaced word usage. I hope the author's next release was proof read by real editors and represented by a reputable publishing house.