Absolute Intolerance

Brent Marks Legal Thriller Series, Book 6

De: Kenneth Eade

Narrado por: Loren Jones

Lawyer Brent Marks advocates for a gay couple's marriage. After victory, the couple is found in their home brutally murdered, serial killer style. Can Brent bring himself to defend the only suspect in the case? Where ethics and tolerance collide, Brent must solve the murders to form a viable defense.

©2015 Kenneth Eade (P)2016 Valentina Eade

Informative writing regarding today's issues

If you could sum up Absolute Intolerance in three words, what would they be?

Compelling, thought-provoking, realistic

What was one of the most memorable moments of Absolute Intolerance?

The unexpected ending.

Which scene was your favorite?

Hard to choose.

Was there a moment in the book that particularly moved you?

There were several. It is sad that some Police do not fully investigate these crimes. Homophobia, a controversial subject and often in the headlines was presented with passion. All people deserve fairness in the eyes of the law.

Any additional comments?

The story reminds one that sometimes innocent are found guilty. I appreciate Kenneth Eade's focus on justice and fairness and how he writes about today's issues and doesn't try to find a solution but points out the issues and makes it a thriller.

5/5 Stars!

I really enjoyed this! I had no idea legal thrillers could be thrilling!

Loren has a wonderful voice and i enjoyed listening to him.

I have issues with this novel

I enjoy legal thrillers, especially those that have lots of courtroom action. Despite declaring only yesterday that I am through with author Kenneth Eade when I found this novel in my Audible library I decided to listen. Author Eade seems to have decided that because the man on trial was an anti-gay bigot convicting him of murders he did not commit and sending him to death row was appropriate. The convicted man was guilty of threats and some property damage, but he neither physically attacked nor murdered the gay couple or anyone else. He should have been convicted of his real crimes. In the five Eade novels to which I have listened it has become clear that he writes only to propagate his political views.

Horrible sound quality - recorded in a bucket?

What would have made Absolute Intolerance better?

Can't get into story without climbing into a bucket, well, or some other place with an echo so perhaps the surroundings will counterbalance the god awful sound quality. How can this incompetence occur without someone noticing?

What could Kenneth Eade have done to make this a more enjoyable book for you?

Sophomoric dialogue: Maybe the story and sound deserve each other.

What didn’t you like about Loren Jones’s performance?

Deadpan voice and stumbled over words in the minute and half I could bear to listen.

Any additional comments?

Ugh!!