Nursery Crimes (2001)
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I needed a real estate lawyer. Fortunately, one of the benefits of going to Harvard Law School is that my old friends and classmates are successfully employed all over the country in good law firms, and, generally, when I need some legal advice, it’s easy to find. Unfortunately, in this particular instance, I could come up with only one name: Jerome Coley. Jerome had come to Harvard Law School via the governor’s office in Sacramento, where he’d been one of the youngest press secretaries ever to ...hold the position. Before that he’d been a linebacker for Stanford’s football team and had been named All-American two years in a row. He was a complete hotshot. After graduation, Jerome had taken a job in Los Angeles at a prominent local firm and, as I recalled, specialized in real estate law.
There was, however, a slight complication: Jerome had been my boyfriend throughout my second and third years of law school, although our relationship never got as serious as it might have. We just weren’t meant to be.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I needed a real estate lawyer. Fortunately, one of the benefits of going to Harvard Law School is that my old friends and classmates are successfully employed all over the country in good law firms, and, generally, when I need some legal advice, it’s easy to find. Unfortunately, in this particular instance, I could come up with only one name: Jerome Coley. Jerome had come to Harvard Law School via the governor’s office in Sacramento, where he’d been one of the youngest press secretaries ever to ...hold the position. Before that he’d been a linebacker for Stanford’s football team and had been named All-American two years in a row. He was a complete hotshot. After graduation, Jerome had taken a job in Los Angeles at a prominent local firm and, as I recalled, specialized in real estate law.
There was, however, a slight complication: Jerome had been my boyfriend throughout my second and third years of law school, although our relationship never got as serious as it might have. We just weren’t meant to be.
What to read after Nursery Crimes?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ayelet Waldman to read onlineMoreLess
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