I enjoy a legal thriller; more of which seem to be American, so it is a pleasure to read a British one written with authority, written well and with empathy for the characters. This is the third Adam Green novel and I love how the characters are evolving, including the Jewish mother who raises a smile throughout with her phone calls! It does give an insight into the life of a young barrister, albeit one who is finding his feet, at the same time following two absorbing storylines, neither of which are straightforward. It is an easy but compelling read which I can thoroughly recommend. Even better if you read the series!

Well Rob Rinder has done it again. What a great read. I enjoyed finding out how Adam Green was progressing in Chambers and the relationship with his colleagues. He does still feel overworked and downtrodden.. Shame Stacy didn't stay, I liked her character. Of course there is still the relationship with Adam and his Mother, which is very amusing. Rob's knowledge of the law and the way the Courts work is very evident. I guess that's why they say write about what you know. I am really hoping there will be another Adam Green book. I am hooked!! I would like to thank the publishers and NetGalley for the ARC for which I have given my unbiased view.

I am enjoying seeing Adam Green progress and mature. I love his relationship with his mum and think she'd become even more overbearing if she knew how little food he has in his flat, how little he eats and how little time he spends on self care! The relationships between himself and his colleagues are also very interesting and add meat to the story. The cases Adam was working on were again intriguing but did nothing to improve my own view of the poilice or the law. The ending came out of the blue and was a bit sudden but of course leads perfectly into the next book which I very much look forward to.

Thank you NetGalley for the ARC of The Protest by Rob Rinder in return for my honest review. This is the third book in the Adam Green series it can be read as a standalone but I would highly recommend reading them order you won’t be disappointed. This is a really well written court room drama and a great edition to the series I can’t wait for the next instalment.

This is the third in the series of novels featuring the lawyer/barrister Adam Green and I’ve loved every one of them. This could be read as a standalone but I would strongly suggest reading them in order as the characters, particularly Adam, develop in each book. I like Rob Rinder’s style of writing and find the books really easy interesting reading. I love the insight into that mysterious world of courtroom drama! Although Adam seems to be maturing somewhat, I still get annoyed that he’s such a pushover and simply can’t say no to anyone. I’d love to know if those in training for the bar worked as hard as Rob Rinder reports, they sound as if they work hours just as long as junior doctors! As always there is more than one case ongoing and on top of all the work Adam gets piled on him by his superiors/mentors, he still finds time to do a lot of sleuthing himself, which adds to the interest in my opinion. My one gripe was the ending of the major case. I just couldn’t understand that one. I look forward to the next book and I hope that Adam finally gets his apartment furnished and enough time off to develop a social, if not love life! My thanks as always to the author, the publisher and to NetGalley for an advanced e.copy of this book.