Savannah Law

De: William Eleazer

Narrado por: Bob Johnson

Savannah Law, a novel. A young law professor's obsession with a female student and a politically charged, media-frenzy criminal trial that pits the nation's most successful criminal trial lawyer against Savannah prosecutors, provide the backdrop for Savannah Law. The intense drama - both inside and outside the courtroom - builds to an unexpected climax in an unforgettable final chapter. Savannah Law is filled with colorful but believable characters, including a few cantankerous law professors, who demonstrate their vanity and eccentricities at the weekly faculty meetings. The novel will appeal to anyone who enjoys a legal thriller or Southern novel.

©2009 William Eleazer (P)2017 William Eleazer

A Decent Story

This Story Is Very Detail Oriented Which Can Be Somewhat Boring Especially Pertaining To Law...However There Were Some Likable Characters And Some Action..Especially Starting At Chapter 45...Overall A Decent Story...

I was voluntarily provided this free review copy audiobook by the author, narrator, or publisher.”

More character development, less thrill

Although the suspense builds dramatically towards the end of this book, most of the story is character development. The characters are interesting and
believable for the most part. The obligatory romance is not too sappy and develops more realistically over time without the angst present in so many romance
novels.

There is some exciting courtroom drama and a twist at the end that didn't surprise me as much as it was obviously intended to do. It felt a little contrived,
but it kept me listening, and overall, I was not disappointed with the story.

I wasn't particularly fond of Bob Johnson's style of narration. Nothing I can definitively describe. He distinguished character voices adequately, but
his overall presentation just didn't work for me very well. It wasn't bad and I didn't have any trouble listening to the audiobook.

This is the first book in a series and I look forward to hearing and reviewing the next book in this series.

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

More than I expected!

I enjoy legal thrillers that have more than one thing going on. This book has some very unexpected twists, a love story, a trial, and a threat. I thought the characters were well developed and enjoyed many of them. I have listened to other books by both this author and narrator and thought this book was much better than other people have. I enjoy southern legal stories and will continue to listen to more of them by this talented team. Due to the length of this book, I was not able to continuously listen and absorb the story. I requested this review copy audiobook and have voluntarily written this review.

A Law Drama

I enjoyed the overall story, but found it difficult to identify the plot for much of the book. There were also a lot of inconsequential characters' introduced making the story line hard to follow.

College Law

Savannah Law is a fast paced book. I enjoyed listening to this book while the drama unfolded. The characters and scenes where most events took place are portrayed well. The storyline wraps around college life and politics as well as criminal court proceedings. The sub plots weave interesting twists to the main story. The characters were believable, however one of the main characters, Jennifer, seemed to have little common sense at times. An enjoyable listen with an insight to Law college life and courtroom drama.

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

Absorbing

The setting of the book is Savannah Collage of Law. Jennifer Stone is a first-year law student. A young professor becomes obsessed with her. There is a big trial going on and a student, Scott Marino, is on the case helping the prosecutor. Most students are observing. This adds more excitement to the story.

The book is well written and the pace is fast. The story grabbed my attention from the beginning and held it thought-out. The characters are interesting. There are several story lines interwoven to create an interesting plot. This is a fun legal drama story.

The book is twelve and a half hours. Bob Johnson does a good job narrating the book. Johnson is an actor and voice-over artist. He has a smooth sounding voice that is easy to listen to.

Good overall book. Felt very slow in the beginning

Good overall book. Felt very slow in the beginning. By the time the real plot twists came it felt rushed as compared to the 30 chapters of character building.

Good performance by Bob Johnson especially with wide range of Southern accents .

I was provided this book at no cost in exchange for an honest review

We couldn't suffer through narration!

What could have made this a 4 or 5-star listening experience for you?

I didn't get far enough into the book to give it a fair rating due to the narrator.

What could William Eleazer have done to make this a more enjoyable book for you?

I wish the author could have had some input into the choice of narrator.

Who would you have cast as narrator instead of Bob Johnson?

Anyone.

Any additional comments?

I have been a member of Audible for 17 years and have never returned a book until now. I simply could not listen to the narrator. I was distracted by the rapid monotone voice. Sorry, I was looking forward to the read. Perhaps if it is reread by another I will try it again.

Great!

If you like mysteries and legal thrillers - this is the perfect book for you. I really enjoyed this story and it kept me interested all the way through. I love when a story is unpredictable and can take me by surprise and this book definitely did that. Narration was fantastic!

I received a review copy of this audiobook at my request and I have voluntarily left this review.

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I got to Chapt.15 and I said Enough! My Word I could read it better than that. This may be a good story but I'll never know. Get someone else to read it. Just a plain read would have been better than this guy prissy talking like someone still in High School . So This is a Return To Sender!