Lady Justice and the Book Club Murders

De: Robert Thornhill

Narrado por: George Kuch

Duración: 5 h y 14 m

Resumen del Editor

Members of the Midtown Book Club are found murdered.

It is just the beginning of a series of deaths that lead Walt and Ox into the twisted world of a serial killer. In the late 1960's, the Zodiac Killer claimed to have killed 37 people and was never caught - the perfect crime.

Oscar Roach, dreamed of being the next serial killer to commit the perfect crime. He left a calling card with each of his victims - a mystery novel, resting in their blood-soaked hands.

The media dubbed him "The Librarian". Walt and the Kansas City Police are baffled by the cunning of this vicious killer and fear that he has indeed committed the perfect crime. Or did he?

Walt and his wacky senior cohorts prove, once again, that life goes on in spite of the carnage around them.

The perfect blend of murder, mayhem, and merriment.

©2012 Robert Thornhill (P)2017 Robert Thornhill

Great book, great series!

I have listened to several books in this series and really enjoy them. This particular book was really good, but I wasn't fond of the turkey processing portion of the book. (I don't want to associate any food processing with what I eat). I loved the fact that Ox was getting married in this book. The narrator does such a great job with his performance of the various characters and voices, and is consistent in the series. The author is so witty and I love his humor. This book is a standalone listen, and part of a series. I was voluntarily provided with this review copy audiobook at no charge by the author, narrator, and or publisher.

Lady Justice and the Book Club Murders. Book 10

Robert Thornhills books have become a daily listen for me. His murder, mystery comedy audios brighten my day.

George Kuch, and I can't say this eoughh, is excellent with his narration.

Loved it!

The author provided me with a complimentary copy of this audiobook with no expectation of a review.

Lady Justice and the Book Club Murders is a book about a clever serial killer that poses his victims and leaves a different book at each crime scene to taunt the police. Each book provides the police with clues about the murders and hints about murders yet to come.

Walt Williams and his partner, Ox, work to solve the mystery and find out who the killer is and do so with their usual comedic flair. The author did a great job peppering the book with enough information about various serial killers to make the mystery interesting, while still keeping the witty banter between the characters to make it a lighthearted read.

The narrator, George Kuch, as usual, did an amazing job bringing the characters to life. At one point, there's a noticeable change in his voice. Almost as though perhaps he wasn't feeling well or something. It was noticeable because it's never happened in any of the other books. His voice just seemed flat, like his heart just really wasn't into reading just then. Other than that, it was a great performance as always. And even that one spot didn't last very long.

Book Club Murders

Lady Justice and the Book Club Murders
: Robert Thornhill

Walt and Ox are on the hunt for a serial killer called "The Librarian." All the supporting characters return in this next installment of Lady Justice series. The mystery, suspense, humor and romance will keep the listener fully engaged wanting to finish in one go. I've listened to this three times and it gets better and better.




The narration was well done. The characters were well portrayed. George Kuch is absolutely perfect for this series. I love listening to Lady Justice.



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

Lady Justice and the book club

Another fun tale from the cops on the beat. This time they are on the trail of 'The Librarian'.He leaves books with his victims.George Kuch is once again the best droll cop voice in town.I was given this free review copy audiobook at my request and have voluntarily left this review.

Another adventure with Walt & the gang!

I'm a big fan of this series, and as always I recommend starting at book 1 if you are new here, because I think it will enrich the experience greatly!
Each book has a theme or crime which is highlighted and we get to see it from both angles. We see the side of Justice as they try to catch the criminal & we see the inner monologue of the criminal themselves which is an enjoyable twist. It's more of a "how will they catch him" vs a true whodunnit, but Robert Thornhill executes this perfectly!
All the characters we know & love make an appearance in this book, with a few surprises along the way. Another home run!

Lady justice is awsome

I love these stories. This one was great. I took me only two days to finish it, I couldn't stop listening. the only complaint I have is it doesn't tell you who won the president's race from the book before. other than that it was great.

Lady Justice and the Book Club

Love it! All this series is amazing so far, but this book starts off with a bang and keeps going all the way until the end. I love the relationships between all these characters and watching the growth is so fun! Can’t wait for more!

Scary thought

law-enforcement, serial-killer, humor

Entwined with the work and humor of Walt and Ox is the story of the man who wanted to commit the perfect crime, and, aided by the fellows of his book club, he embarks on a murder spree just to prove that he can. Walt and Ox are on the investigation, and there is much situational and verbal humor. The great thing about fiction, is that the bad guy usually gets caught. I love this series so much, that I get my personal copy as audio (George Kuch is great as narrator), and then am buying the print copies to share with a friend or two before donating them into the stacks at our local library which shares them with the whole county.

Better

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

I much preferred this book in the series to the last three that I've listened to. It felt like it had returned to the formula of the first few books - detective work, humour and a lot less preaching. Also, the topic is pretty cool - book club murders.

I think that my main issue with this book was that there wasn't really any suspense. You could guess the whole plot from the first chapter, and because of the alternating POV, it was just easier to see it all coming. As such, the book felt like it was a little long-winded, like half of it could have been cut out with the same result.