- by Daniel Pawlik
Pilla's Reading Corner: Remigiusz Mróz - "Joanna Chyłka" series
- by Daniel Pawlik
"Truth cannot be 'that'. Truth is truth. There are no versions, varieties, or variants." - Remigiusz Mróz, Kasacja
Today, an author whose works I truly enjoy reading, quickly and with great interest. A writer from whose pen many series have emerged; it seems the most famous is "Chyłka," largely due to the television series.
And what do we have here? We have a lawyer – a truly extraordinary character, the type of Woman who doesn't let herself be pushed around.
A trainee – Kordian "Zordon" Oryński, who undergoes many surprising changes throughout the series.
And a whole host of "villains," each volume – a different case/investigation, with threads that run through many books.
Now, let's see how other readers perceive these books and what they write about them on lubimyczytac.pl:
Quite a good position in the legal thriller genre. Reads well. As befits the genre, it keeps you in suspense throughout. While reading, we are curious how the action will unfold further. Surprising ending to the story. I will definitely reach for another book from this series. I recommend it to fans of legal thrillers and beyond!
Zaczytana1976
Rating: 7/10
Good. Meaning, it's one step from love to hate, and this thread probably appeared at the perfect moment. The ending encourages further following the fate of the main characters :) and as usual, nothing is "black and white".
E123 Złota
Rating: 7/10
Another volume of Chyłka did not disappoint me at all! It keeps you in suspense until the last page!
I can't wait to start the next volume and see what I find in it :)
karolexf
Rating: 8/10
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