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I was given this free review copy audiobook at my request and have voluntarily left this review.

This book was so good. I love this series. Thornhill always chooses such interesting topics to write about and vigilantes are undoubtedly interesting. Walt was, as usual amazing.

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This is the seventh stand alone story in this fabulous Lady Justice series which combines humour, great larger than life but oh-so-real characters, terrific writing and life observations within often hard hitting mystery stories. This time the elderly cop and his colleagues in Kansas City are searching for a killer determined to put right the failure to convict brutal perpetrators of horrible crimes. But life also goes on for Walt, Maggie and the rest of the residents and even police partner, Ox, manages to get a date with Judy, the lady he admires, despite his tongue tied approach. Plus there are the Thanksgiving and Christmas celebrations ... But not everything goes well.

As always, George Kuch is Walt Williams as he relates all that happens and tells tales about his fabulous friends. Kuch is pace perfect with the anecdotes and reminiscences of the 67 years old cop, his voice full of compassion and fun, contemplative or steady as he tells all from Walt's point of view.Brilliant book made even better by the narration. Something for everyone and highly recommended.

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Justice or vigilant

I enjoyed this book. Again the author gets you questioning the world we live in, in a serious but funny way. The characters he writes about are so different that he has you wondering what he is going to think up next or the funny situation that they are going find themselves in. In this book he tackles so many different situations from robbery to the homeless to child molesting to vigilante to murder, all serious subjects but in Walt's world if you don't make lemonade with lemons you only get sour puss.
When after a number of highly charged cases in court get dismissed, by police technicalities and the defendant walks away Scott free one citizens decides enough is enough.He starts doing what the police have failed to do and that is by taking the bad guys off the street. It's up to Walt and his C.R.A.P team to put a stop to the revenge campaign before an innocent bystander is taken out. However as sides are divided whether it is right or wrong, one of Walt's friends gets caught in the cross hairs and will need her own time in front of Lady Justice.
I like the narrator and hope he continues with the rest of the series as for me he is the voice of rookie cop Walter Williams.

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