The Paul Madriani series of books are the typical legal/courtroom thrillers, but this book, however, is not.
While Paul is a character in the book, it wouldn't matter if he was an attorney or private citizen for the plot line. Guardian of Lies is more of a spy thriller book.
Many characters are followed as their part in the plot unwinds.
Paul and Harry are there, but are not followed in any more depth than the other characters. With all the characters, Paul (and Harry) are not developed any further in this book.
I enjoyed the book and since I read thrillers in general, it didn't bother me that this wasn't really a legal drama.
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