Oct 5, 2009

Teaser Tuesday: Nibble and Kuhn, a novel by David Schmahmann

Teaser Tuesdays is a weekly bookish meme hosted by Should Be Reading Choose two sentences from your current read, and add the author and title for readers.



"Success at law, it seems, makes men prissy, feebly narcissistic, women as alluring as barbed wire. And failure is worse."


(from an uncorrected proof of Nibble & Kuhn. Final copy may differ.)

An inside look at the workings of a large corporate law firm.

"Two likeable newcomers learn the ropes of corporate law at Nibble & Kuhn - and fall in love - just as that most proper of Boston's venerable firms comically tries to 'rebrand' itself for the Google era." - from the publisher's description.
Advance review copy of the novel provided by the publisher.

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25 comments:

  1. "alluring as barbed wire" I like that. Great teaser and the book sounds like an intriguing combination.
    Here's my Teaser

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  2. That is a pretty interesting teaser. Sounds like a book with a writing style I'd enjoy. Thanks for sharing and enjoy the book!

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  3. Well, that seems like a pretty accurate assessment. (Oops - hope you're not a lawyer!) Great teaser!

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  4. That is a pretty sweet teaser and GREAT use of descriptors!!!!

    Mines up too, and a little on the sexy side: http://sweetvernalzephy.blogspot.com

    Miranda

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  5. What a great description!! Lawyers are so cut-throat, lol. Thanks for the tease, this looks like a fun read :)

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  6. Wow, intriguing descriptors!

    Sounds like a book I might enjoy.

    My teasers are over at:

    http://laurel-rain-snow.blogspot.com/

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  7. Love the language. Great teaser.

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  8. Since I'm half of a two-lawyer couple who met at work, maybe I should read this one and reminisce.

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  9. Great teaser...I know several people who will be interested in this one!

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  10. I liked that! Loved the "alluring as barbed wire" line.

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  11. That sounds fantastic. Thanks for posting the tease.

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  12. Glad that a few lawyers and those who know lawyers are finding this teaser interesting! Can't wait to see what the inside of corporate law is like. If it's like any other workplace, sometimes chaotic and totally irrational.

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  13. sounds like a non-typical romance is brewing. If you want to wander down my road I’m home.

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  14. Great line - I am curious, though, is it fiction or nonfic? I couldn't tell from the blurb. My teaser is a bit wordier, but not as descriptive.

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  15. Nice tease! I'll be back for your review!

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  16. Love the teaser, I received the book but haven't gotten to it yet.

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  17. Another good teaser for this book. I have it on my to be reviewed pile and I can't wait to read it.

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  18. Wow - that's quite a teaser this week :)

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  19. That's a great teaser! I love the "alluring as barbed wire" phrase.

    Here's my Teaser Tuesday.

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  20. GREAT teaser!! This is a book I'd definitely enjoy reading. I'll be looking forward to your review.

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  21. Brilliant teaser! I am adding the book to my TBR list.
    Mine is here: http://rundpinne.blogspot.com/2009/10/casting-off-teaser-tuesdays.html

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  22. Thanks for commenting on my teaser. I actually have a post about Baseball Cat and the others in the series, here.


    I've got Nibble & Kuhn on my shelf - looking forward to your review.

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  23. That is quite a visual!

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  24. Great teaser, I hope you enjoy it. I would like to read this one.

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  25. I have this one and am very interested to see what it is about. Nice teaser, has peaked my interest even more.

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