“King and Roth present a fascinating, and suspenseful, account of the Bishop Estate scandal.  They write in a simple, journalistic fashion that will captivate both the casual and academic reader, particularly those with an interest in legal and estate matters.  Broken Trust is rich in anthropological detail, and spiced with characters and quotations that would comfortably populate a John Grisham novel, even the obligatory sexual interlude.  The authors are cogent, fearless, and uncomplimentary when documenting the role and ethical quandaries of lawyers and judges.  They even provide an index and photographs to help keep track of the large cast of characters, and they lighten the text with editorial cartoons….  Personally, I found Broken Trust as enthralling as the business book Barbarians at the Gate, which was later turned into a movie.  It would sit well on your library shelf, or that of a wealthy client who is contemplating posterity.”  
--James Daw, Estates, Trusts & Pensions Journal