loose end

it's sad when a series ends, but what a ride. lgbtqa+ etc meets svu, radclyffe is clearly good enough to be a screenwriter with the immense detail passion and empathy in her writing. loose end is one who got away, but the scum on this earth will always prey on others, justice is difficult to attai, often unfair, but there are a few good 'guys' who really do care.

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ANOTHER GREAT STORY. 🎖🎖

Being undercover is not easy nor is fighting those who use and abuse women in the sex trade. A rollercoaster ride of a storyline showing the nasty side of the gangs underworld. They need to be stopped!!!
Narration is exceptional quality.🎶

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Great series

I really enjoyed how all the characters interacted with other and major parts as well as the minor ones were equally well written
the story did feel a little rushed at the end and with loose ends still but I geuse thats police work . overall a thoroughly enjoyable book and great narration by Betsy Zajko .

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Shame it's the end.....

last in the series and it's a shame it's the end, The author has not quite given us a neat package, after buying the series (which is not cheap) we deserve better, Radclyffe wends a really good forensic story 'but' seems obsessed with saturating the story with our MC's spending more time having sex than anything else! The description of the sex scene are what you would expect between a man and a woman (not two women) ! The author seems pre-occupied with her formula, 'just' changing the characters ( look at her other work). BZ does a really good job (except for the much criticised pronunciation of 'that word !
Overall a good series with characters you can invest in !

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the end

What made the experience of listening to Justice for All the most enjoyable?

the build up to the end was an experience in itself. it was indeed enjoyable!!!

Who was your favorite character and why?

my favorite characters were the spouses, Catherine, Micheal and Sandy. The hold that they have on their partners are somewhat so unbelievable.

What does Betsy Zajko bring to the story that you wouldn’t experience if you had only read the book?

she brings out every emotion being portrayed by the characters better than if i was reading the physical book

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

in each of the books in the series, I pretty much cried every time one of the characters ended up in the hospital and their partner had to go through the ordeal. When Sandy got injured and Dell wouldn't let go of her in the car was really touching. that entire scene was really intense

Any additional comments?

When I started this book I knew it was the last one in the series so I tried to not listen to it as I didn't want it to end but I really needed to know how it ended. I wasn't really excited about the ending but I really am happy that they caught some of the bad men who were using and abusing those young girls

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Tittilating tattle…. yawn!

Well, there could have been a story in there somehwere but it was hidden behind regular, unecessary and dull sex scenes. Way too many and all got in the way of the plot which then seemed to move at a snails pace. I had no particular interest in any of the characters and was frankly bored stiff. Slogged on to Chapter 9, then all the groaning and grinding started again. Have binned it and if I could get a refund, I would.

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