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Book Review: “Facts Are Stubborn Things” by Richard A Danzig

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"Facts are Stubborn Things" by Richard A Danzig

“Facts Are Stubborn Things” by Richard A Danzig offers a gripping glimpse into the legal world through attorney Chance Cormac’s perspective. Blending vivid descriptions and well-crafted characters, it is an immersive and thought-provoking narrative with hints of intrigue and moral complexity.

Synopsis

“Facts Are Stubborn Things” follows Chance Cormac, a multifaceted individual—litigator, boxer, and former Catholic—who grapples with harsh realities about the legal system and his own identity when he reluctantly takes on a divorce case as a favor to a colleague. As the narrative unfolds, it tackles themes of corporate deception, global financial misconduct, and moral ambiguity, compelling Chance to navigate through a web of professional and personal challenges.

Review

Through the perspective of attorney Chance Cormac, readers are brought into the intriguing world of law and legal nuances in “Facts Are Stubborn Things,” which provides an extensive array of insights into the legal profession.

The narrative immerses readers into Chance Cormac’s realm, skillfully blending vivid descriptions and evocative prose to create an authentic and immersive experience. The prologue, in particular, serves as an engrossing entry point, drawing readers into the story with its engaging premise and hint of intrigue.

While occasional lengthy descriptions may momentarily disrupt the narrative’s flow, the overall strength lies in the author’s ability to vividly depict Chance’s world, from the bustling corridors of the courtroom to the quiet contemplation of his personal struggles. The attention to detail enhances the authenticity of the setting, allowing readers to feel fully immersed in Chance’s journey.

Characterization emerges as a standout feature, with Chance, Sally, and Damian brought to life with depth and nuance. Each character is meticulously crafted, their personalities and motivations intricately woven into the fabric of the narrative. While there is room for improvement in terms of demonstrating character dynamics through dialogue rather than exposition, the strength of the character development shines through, inviting readers to invest emotionally in their journeys.

Furthermore, the book’s prospects for thematic exploration are evident, offering glimpses into themes of redemption, moral complexity, and the pursuit of justice. With careful developmental and line editing, the narrative’s thematic clarity can be refined, elevating the story’s impact and resonance.

“Facts Are Stubborn Things” holds immense promise as a compelling legal fiction narrative. With its immersive storytelling, well-crafted characters, and thought-provoking themes, the book has the potential to enthrall readers and carve out a distinct presence in the genre.

About the Author

Richard A. Danzig, a resident of Ridgefield, Connecticut, excels in various fields. With over four decades of experience as an attorney in New York, he has represented numerous distinguished clients. Additionally, Richard is a seasoned entrepreneur, having founded the American Paralegal Institute, We The People, and The Law Stores in New York. Beyond his legal career, Richard is also an accomplished artist, recognized as a juried member of the Spanish Village Artist collective in San Diego, California, with his artwork exhibited in galleries across the Northeast and California.

Book Details

  • Title: Facts Are Stubborn Things
  • Author: Richard A Danzig
  • Genre: Legal Fiction
  • Theme: Law, corporate intrigue, international money laundering and corruption
  • Publication Date: January 28, 2024
  • Publisher: Not applicable
  • ISBN or ASIN: B0CGL336B7
  • Number of Pages: 266
  • Minimum Audience Age: 17

Book Themes

(Note: 0=none, 1=a few, 2=considerable, 3=pronounced, 4=excessive)

  • Sexual themes: 1
  • Religious themes: 3
  • Violence, self-harm, etc.: 0
  • Crude language, expletives, swearing, etc.: 0
  • Other adult themes: 1

Rating

  • Content: 5 stars
  • Writing Style: 5 stars
  • Appeal to Target Audience: 4 stars
  • Uniqueness: 4 stars
  • Editing: 1 star
  • Other factors: 5 stars
  • Overall: 4.0 out of 5 stars

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38 thoughts on “Book Review: “Facts Are Stubborn Things” by Richard A Danzig”

  37. Justice is quite a complex subject, and it seems like the author truly embodied this multifaceted experience in the main character. Great review!

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    1. Absolutely, justice is indeed a multifaceted concept, and it’s fascinating when authors can capture its complexity in their characters. It adds depth and authenticity to the narrative, making it more relatable and thought-provoking. I’m glad you enjoyed the review. Thank you for sharing your thoughts!

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