Faith and Justice

Tex Hunter Legal Thriller Series, Book 2

De: Peter O'Mahoney

Narrado por: Joe Knezevich

Corruption. Racism. Faith.

When new-age faith healer Amos Anderson is arrested for the murder of vocal Baptist minister Dural Green, he becomes public enemy number one. And criminal defense attorney Tex Hunter is the only man left in his corner...

Reverend Green was a fierce challenger to Anderson's faith healing techniques, protesting against his every move, preaching that Anderson was performing the Devil's work. When Green is found murdered only hours after a physical altercation with Anderson, all the evidence points to one man. A white supremacist group throws their unwanted support behind Anderson, and the case threatens to turn the streets of Chicago into a battleground for race riots.

In the second installment of the bestselling Tex Hunter series, Hunter battles against conspiracies, dishonesty, and scams, risking everything to save a possibly innocent man. After digging deep into the case, Hunter finds that everything is relative—even truth.

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

Loved it

I find Tex Hunter legal thriller series! Worth to read and enjoy! Had some rwists I didn’t forsee and made my heart beat somewhat faster 😁

It’s good but not outstanding

I enjoy these (and did the Southern Lawyer) series too. Not outstanding but good listening. The narrator makes some voices sound a bit whiny and it grates a little bit, but the main character and the non speaking story is comfortably received.

Excellent

Took a chance and listened to the first one book and followed up with the second installment. Plot kept me engaged as did the narrator. Would recommend

Disappointing

This story seemed very disjointed and even trite at times. I was very disappointed since many of his other titles are great. Not sure if I’ll take the time to finish the series.

Weak Balance Between “Message” And Legal Case

I like Hunter and Jones but we all know racism is bad. That horse is all but dead. Still, the old fart bigots were pretty realistic. But I hate when the win, in a courtroom procedural is weakly stretched out over an obvious move that any good attorney should have done.