Riveting... Absorbing legal skirmishes and sharply drawn minor characters — including enough self-absorbed art creeps to tempt any reader to philistinism — combine to make Reasonable Doubt as crisply written and ingeniously plotted a courtroom entertainment as readers...

An American writer goes Len Deighton one better… provides plenty of action, but Mr. Friedman has bigger things in mind…. This looks like one of the best spy stories of the year.

Fascinating… every bit the nail-biter you’d expect from the author of Reasonable Doubt

A gripping tale of violence, death, secrecy, and high-level manipulation… a well-built and well-written story.  

Friedman's Grand Jury turns a presumably simple case of heroin possession into a near-epic saga of greed, deceit, and injustice. Read the full review  

A clear case of a real pro struggling against the limitations of the thriller genre