Paul Levine and Solomon vs. Lord

Posted on October 4, 2005

It's been seven years since Florida attorney and novelist Paul Levine hit the bestseller lists with his Supreme Court thriller 9 Scorpions. But it turns out there was a good reason for his absence from novel-writing. He's been in Hollywood, writing for the TV series JAG, executive producing the CBS series, First Monday. Luckily for readers, Levine has returned to fiction writing. His new novel, Solomon vs. Lord (Bantam) is a very funny, fast-paced legal thriller, which is reminescent of Moonlighting. Only in courtroom. And with even funnier dialogue. Paul says that the book has been optioned to be a series for CBS and he's writing the pilot now.

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