"The title of this memoir—The Shyster’s Daughter—says it all. Priamos acknowledges her attorney father’s errant ways (he embezzled money from his clients and was disbarred) and at the same time embraces her relationship with him and professes her love for him.The book reads like a novel, filled with dialogue and plot. Priamos said she has read a lot of memoirs that are expository and disconnected."To read the article in full, click here: mountain-news.com
Mountain-news.com interview with Paula Priamos
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