Private Justice

Newpointe 911 Series, Book 1

De: Terri Blackstock

Narrado por: J. C. Howe

A dark shadow of fear has fallen over Newpointe, Louisiana. First one, then another of the town firemen's wives has been murdered, and a third has barely escaped an attempt on her life. Incredible as it seems, a serial killer is stalking this sleepy little southern community. And Mark Branning's wife may be next on the list.

Mark is determined to protect her. But keeping Allie alive won't be easy - not with their own marriage already dying a bitter death. Unless they renew their commitment to each other and to God, someone else may settle their problems. Permanently. And time to decide is running out.

Private Justice is book one in the Newpointe 911 mystery series by award-winning novelist Terri Blackstock. Newpointe 911 offers taut, superbly crafted novels of faith, fear, and close-knit, small-town relationships, seasoned with romance and tempered by insights into the nature of relationships, redemption, and the human heart.

Dial up more mysteries in the Newpointe 911 series.©2009 Zondervan; 1998 Terri Blackstock

Reseñas de la Crítica

"This tense and exciting thriller is more than a fabulous read; it has an underlying message about the place of religion within a marriage. Highly recommended." ( Library Journal)

Suspenseful

It was amazing. My very first audiobook. Loved the characters voices! I enjoyed being able to multi task while still “reading”

enjoyed it

enjoyed the story but the police were not very realistic even for a small town. story line was exciting and I couldn't put it down. Didn't figure it out until close to the end

Clean story with intrigue

Love this author! I know I will get an "edge of my seat" story without having to worry about bad language or sordid scenes. The narrator did an outstanding job. It is hard for male narrators to do a good job with female voices, but this one did a great job!

Loved it.

I just love the spirituality that she adds to her stories . Always looking for her
Audio books.

Private Justice

I read all the other books in the new point 911 series 1st because I hadn't heard this 1. I really wanted to find out what happened to Ali to begin with. This is a really good book and and Terry Blackstock is an amazing autyou're an amazing author. I really like the performances as well. No 1 wants to listen to listen to bad voices and these were all wonderful!

Great story of how GOD works in all things

This story has suspense, love, grace and the reminder to have Faith and trust. I am hooked on this author, it is hard for me to stop listening. I do not feel that the narration is as bad as some reviewers stated. He does not speak Cajun like some people I know, but as I told my daughter that is good for me; I would miss some of the words if he spoke it fluently. All other parts of his narration is good. Ready for book 2. Hope you give this book a try!

Listened Multiple Times

I listened to this book multiple times! I enjoy the narration, the story line that is considered clean yet is a murder mystery which is well written and includes biblical teachings.

Great Storyline , unique!

I really enjoyed the storyline in this book. It was somewhat unique & I really liked that. At first I wasn’t sure about the reader, but he grew on me & I ended up enjoying him. The characters were great & the author writes in such a way that you feel like you’re part of the story. Like you know the characters personally! I’m also glad this book was of a good length. A couple of her books were entirely to short. They should have combined the short books together for only 1 credit, so you feel like you get your money’s worth. I have really enjoyed this author and look forward to her next book in this series. Thank you.

Good story, needs a different reader

I liked the story a lot but I didn’t care for the person reading it at all. But the story was enough to keep me interested I liked how It kept me guessing who the murderer was.

Thrilling to the end

Kept me on the edge of my seat to the end. When's the next one?