Lady Justice and the Vigilante

De: Robert Thornhill

Narrado por: George Kuch

Duración: 5 h y 16 m

Resumen del Editor

A vigilante is stalking the streets of Kansas City administering his own brand of justice when the justice system fails.

Criminals are being executed right under the noses of the police department.

In Lady Justice and the Vigilante, a new recruit to the City Retiree Action Patrol steps up to help Walt and Ox bring to an end his reign of terror.

But not everyone wants the vigilante stopped. His bold reprisals against the criminal element of Kansas City have inspired the average citizen to take up arms and defend themselves.

As the body count mounts, public opinion is split - is it justice or is it murder?

A moral dilemma that will leave you laughing and weeping.

©2012 Robert Thornhill (P)2017 Robert Thornhill

Loved It!

This book is well written and I really enjoyed it. I also thought that George Kuch did a wonderful job narrating. It was just the perfect combo of good story writing, great characters, and talented narrating that makes this book great. I was kindly provided this free audiobook code by the author, and this is my voluntary unbiased review.

another great story

I received this book free from the author, and this is my unbiased opion. I think this is my favorite in the series. I love the characters. And the story kept my interest. the story takes on some relevant issues. I agreed with some and disagreed with others. but the story was presented it in a way that did not preech too much. like I said my favorite.

Fun and unexpected

Robert Thornhill and George Kuch are both very talented. I love the humor in these books. They are easy listens that keep one on edge. This story is a standalone and part of a series. I have listened to a few of the books in this series in no particular order and have not had any problems. I enjoy the fact that these stories take place in Kansas City and have references to actual places. I was voluntarily provided with this review copy audiobook at no charge by the author, narrator, and/or publisher.

Exceptional story and narration full of fun/drama

Where does Lady Justice and the Vigilante rank among all the audiobooks you’ve listened to so far?

I love this author and this series. I have listened to many and enjoyed them all to the extreme. Senior humor and crazy antics as well as characters bring me back over and over. I was voluntarily provided this review copy audiobook at no charge by the author, publisher and/or narrator.

Great story

Lady justice series will keep you laughing and wonder what the the hell will these old folks do next. Maggie and Walt make a good team even though she is not part of the “CRAP” team. The entire story line is fantastic keep them coming back for more.
I received this free for an honest review from the author or narrator

You'll never guess what happens!

The author provided me with a complimentary copy of this audiobook with no expectation of a review. Wow! I was totally surprised by the ending of this book! Once again, I couldn't put it down and listened to it all in one sitting. The only bad thing about this book was the fact that it ended and I have to wait for the next audiobook. I know I could read the books, but after hearing George Kuch bring Walt and the gang to life, I just can't bring myself to go back to reading the books. The audiobooks are just so much of a treat to experience.

Something Different but just as entertaining.

What did you love best about Lady Justice and the Vigilante?

That it was a different story than all the rest. Almost a continuation of Dr. Death were you are left questioning your beliefs. Robert Thornhill is really smart in keeping a series like this alive with new and fresh ideas.

Who was your favorite character and why?

I love them all but this time around I enjoyed Mary the most. Not only has she saved Walt in the past and vice versa but this time her story had me engaged, worried and in the edge of my chair.

What about George Kuch’s performance did you like?

Is there anymore than can be said about the great George Kuch that hasn't been said? Pure briliiance.

Was there a moment in the book that particularly moved you?

The moral dilemma one finds themselves with throughout the story. There is a great antihero origin here.

Any additional comments?

This was by far one of my favorite in the series. The way that Mr. Thornhill is able to breathe life into the series in order to keep it fresh and still maintain his quality of humor, suspense, excitement is far above the rest. I was beginning to get worried that Walt would get kidnapped again, or face the same problems again but Robert keeps coming up with new ways to move the story along. Brilliant work. I have never been as hooked to a series as I am to Lady Justice. "I was provided this audiobook at no charge by the author, publisher and/or narrator in exchange for an unbiased review via Audiobook Boom."

Lady Justice and the Vigilante

Just like all the Lady Justice books I have read, it can be read as a stand-alone but is so much better if you read them in order. This book is great! So much stuff going on with this crew and yet they make it through the other side with minimal impact. I love listening to this group! Narration like all the other books is absolutely perfect!

Is Someone Else Helping Lady Justice

Once again Walt, Ox and their assortment of senior friends are caught up in one of the moral dilemmas of the day. Someone is taking up the mission of righting the wrong that the legal loopholes have let happen. Walt and Ox become part of the task force hunting down the Vigilante. As always Lady Justice brings suspense, mystery, and humor to the subject. And, as always, Walt’s friend help add their own twists to the story.
The lady Justice books are always a great read and well worth the time spent.

I was voluntarily provided this free review copy audiobook by the author, narrator, or publisher

Another Winner!

Again this author covered a thought provoking yet controversial topic of vigilantism. Sometimes it seems the system works against the victims. This book provided another perspective.