Reviews

Harriet Klausner writes, "Scott Kauffman has written an exciting legal thriller in which the public defender uses his own time and money to track down witnesses and learn the truth; Calvin goes the extra mile for his clients. The two prime cases (that of Rogers and Alexander) that make up the storyline are fast-paced and a thrill to follow, as Calvin’s idealism and work ethic push him to be all that he can be and more. Readers will appreciate this dedicated defense attorney and feel for him when he begins to have doubts about Alexander’s innocence."

An Excellent Thriller: If you like a deep thinking and deep feeling thriller, this is it. I was surprised at the quality of the writing and the imagery. Very insightful. Spins, relates, and teaches at the same time. No doubt this was taken from the author's real life background. The character development is gripping. The locations as if you were there. Stunned that this is his first novel. I am sure there will be more. Posted at www.amazon.com on December 14, 2006.

Scott Kauffman has written an exciting legal thriller. Midwest Book Review, January 2007

As an attorney, Calvin Samuels has always had the problem of caring too much. He finds the clients who need the help the most but who know nothing about what to do with it. When he found John Rogers, he found someone it looked like he could save. John was doing well, going to school and working until a bit of bad This was a very suspenseful, intense novel . . . Most of his characters are fully formed, and the reader gets to know them and each of their personal demons quite well. Kauffman did a very good job of letting each of his characters be human and carry human flaws while making a solid line between the good guys and the bad guys, and those in between. The suspense builds throughout this novel until it reaches an ending that no one can see coming. I can't wait to see what this author does next. Affaire de Couer.

"This gripping novel is well written, fast paced, and enthralling. Kauffman richly describes his characters and rural Ohio landscape." Ohioana.

Are you a big fan of legal thrillers? Have the DVR set to record every episode of Law and Order and CSI? Do you ever pit yourself against the detectives to see if you can figure out who dunnit before anyone else does? If so, In Deepest Consequences by Scott Kauffman, is right up your alley, a tightly woven story of crime and retribution. Morgan Wyatt, Novelspot