Corrupt Justice

Tex Hunter Legal Thriller Series, Book 3

By: Peter O'Mahoney

Narrated by: Joe Knezevich

Criminal defense attorney Tex Hunter has a target on his back.

Defending an accused killer is never easy, but when a homeless teenager is charged with the murder of a retired Chicago Police Detective, the pressure builds to breaking point. Sidney McCann was no ordinary cop. He wasn't a captain, he wasn't a beat cop, and he wasn't an average desk jockey—he was one of the most corrupt, twisted, and ruthless cops the Chicago Police Department had ever produced. But that history, that long line of accusations, didn't matter to the current crop of police officers. They were a family, and McCann was one of their own. They would protect the reputation of their department, no matter the cost.

Fighting against police brutality, corrupt businessmen, and gang members, Hunter follows the evidence trail, leading him deeper than expected. The closer he gets to the truth, the more others want him silenced. The evidence Hunter uncovers provides the chance to reopen a case closed more than thirty years ago…

But to do that, to take that gamble, to take that chance, Tex Hunter must risk everything he loves…

Corrupt Justice can be listened to as a standalone novel or part of the heart-pounding Tex Hunter Legal Thriller series!

©2019 Peter O’Mahoney (P)2024 Podium Audio

Redundant

The basic premise was lawyer defends girl against wishes of police lawyers politicos family but does it to further his desire to get his father out of jail. Ok but to roll that out many many times with many characters assumes the audience is not smart drags the plot along and boring

Complex yet satisfying links.

The intricate plot and connecting threads. Rarely have I enjoyed a resolution so very much,

I’m addicted to this series

Great narrator and plot keeps me engaged. Politics can and will always remain deadly in fiction and in real life. Would recommend this series

Courtroom and whodunnit! Excellent story

I really like Tex..a little rigid for my taste but a good man with a lot of baggage. The narrators were good and spoke clearly which I appreciate. The story itself is one of a series so I’m learning more about the character as well as his assistant, the beautiful Esther.

The twists.

I love when all the separate stories twist into the same ending. Happy reading. I am onto the next book.