COOKIE'S CASE on Crime Fiction Lover!
Andy Siegel's Cookie's Case is continuing to win over readers everywhere! Most recently, the book has received a 
very positive review over at Crime Fiction Lover. The reviewer begins by discussing the popular distaste for lawyers, but ends by saying that,
Siegel achieves what I thought was impossible: he takes a member of a despised profession, portrays him as a clever, cunning and devious operator, but also as a human being who is completely likeable and a fit and proper literary hero. The wit, humour and honesty of this book make it excellent.
You can read the rest of the review on the Crime Fiction Lover website.
For those of you that still haven't heard of Cookie's Case, it's the second book in the humorous and entertaining Tug Wyler series. The novel follows the New York lawyer's defense of an exotic dancer whose botched surgery -- meant to correct an injury sustained after slipping on a banana peel -- has left her dancing in a permanent neck brace. Throw in a beautiful Russian Private Investigator, a creepy doctor, and a special young man trying to collect on a dry-cleaning debt, and you've got the ingredients for a zany, action-filled story only Siegel could think up.
Sounds good, right? Pick up your copy today!
