Fists of Justice

By: Christopher G. Nuttall

Narrated by: Tavia Gilbert

Length: 12 hrs and 26 mins

Publisher's Summary

The war is over. But the scars remain.

Emily's New Learning has been good for Beneficence. In the years since she arrived on the Nameless World, the city has been at the forefront of technological advancement and social development. Thousands of newcomers are moving to the city, railways span the gorge and drive into Zangaria, the first steamboats are plowing the ocean wave and a whole new banking system is reshaping national and international trade. A true golden age appears to be on hand.

But all is not well. The city's largest businessman may be on the verge of collapse, the city guilds are weakening, religious fanatics stalk the streets, and there are rumors that one of the Great Gods has returned to judge everyone. The streets are on edge. No one knows which way to turn.

Emily returns to Beneficence for Casper's funeral before she goes back to school. But, as she is drawn into a political, social and religious meltdown, she finds herself dealing with the darker consequences of her innovations, people who blame her for the problems facing the city, religious fanatics, her boyfriend's family...and a deadly plot from the dark past that may lead the Nameless World to utter ruin.

©2017 Christopher G. Nuttall; 2018 Christopher G. Nuttall (P)2018 Podium Publishing

The problem is not the point... It's character development.

Definitely not my favorite of the series but it shows how much Emily has grown and how much she has to go.
For me it's like past tense , not a favorite but necessary to the story line and worth the read

New novel complete. Creativity Not Required.

I have loved this series but this book was different then the others. It was very predictable and I really got tired of the very flat character
development. I bet even the author knows this was a cookie cutter phone it in rush job of a story.

Better with age

This series is more interesting than ever. It’s hitting every age group as the story progresses and gets more interesting the more mature Emily grows!

Getting bored.

Probably the least interesting of the series. I think I'm done with it. Like so many authors, CGN creates all this potential and then stops at mediocrity. Spoiler Alert! Stop reading if you care! The best part of the book was the relationship ending. Thank God no one has to listen to those awful love and affection moments anymore!

Ponzi schemes and railroad barons in a magic realm

As a teenager from Earth. Emily innocently unleashed a horde of innovations on a medieval world where magic works. Now she is facing the consequences of her innovations. This continues to be a very well thought out world, with Emily's actions over the last 11 books having ever-larger consequences for her personally and for her adopted world.

Too long

This series is fantastic but this book is entirely too long!!! Cut at least 3 hrs out of the story.

But please get the series... it is fantastic!

Love the series, but.....

I do absolutely love this series! Not many series of books I have stuck with this far in! The only thing that irritates me more and more with every book is the amount of writing surround Emily’s “thoughts”. So much of it is unnecessary. I use audible and end up zoning out and then having to go back because I zoned out too long. Also, I would love to see Emily mature a little more. Her fears and insecurities are becoming a little dramatic, lol..... But overall this is an excellent series!

I feel stuck in her head

One of the weaker stories in the series. Nuttall gets tangled up trying to drive home his muddled opinions on capitalism and religion and often the story suffers for it. Often the whole plot will ramp up to a critical moment but then comes to a crashing halt while Emily muses over the dangers of speculation and fanaticism in her head for what feels like half an hour. It really could be integrated better.

Gripping

it kept me coming back, trying to figure out, who was actually the power figure. I like the end when her guardians came back to console her.

It's a good story, but it's not for me...

Well, this book has a good story, but is not for me.... Althought I love this series, I foud out this very boring, and sometimes difficult to keep listening, because I didn't enjoy the story. The narrative was wonderful, as Always, but tht the plot, in my opinion is poor annoying and totally disconnect of the others books. It's a impoortant book for the series, because the events here will have consequences on the next book, but I didn't like this one.

Love

Love them all! Perfect narrator for the series too!
Extremely dissapointed that I have to wait for more :(

my opinion

I wish Caleb had stayed with Emily though there hardship but it was amazing afterall

Not the best one but still good

So it's rwalky lovely that the stories is not just about school we get to see more and more of this fantastic world and its ways. Parts of this one drag but it picks up and is very good. Love to stories but don't think I like Emily... I sometimes I do but I feel like she is more of a connecting component to bring the reader into this world. She thinks the way someone would if this happened to them

Fists of Justice

Enjoyment from start to finish. Can't believe how good it had been and Tavia
Was excellent

great

its was a great addition to the school in magic series. I loved it 😀

Impatience is a terrible thing

Another wonderful book by a wonderful writer now just to wait for the Audio of the next one one I ha e won’t take too long

great

great story, read well. I hope they will finish the series as there's still a few more books left

love the series!

love the series but really struggled to get through this one not as good as previous books. I am hoping the next book will be much better.