Lady Justice and Good vs Evil

By: Robert Thornhill

Narrated by: George Kuch

Length: 3 hrs and 38 mins

Publisher's Summary

Walt has a mysterious box hidden in his safe. He has been told it contains a device that can be either a blessing or a curse to mankind depending on who possesses it.

Dr. Skinner comes to Kansas City and convinces Walt that he will use the device for altruistic endeavors. But others covet the device for more clandestine purposes.

It is the classic confrontation of good vs. evil.

The question is: Which one will possess the device in the end?

©2019 Robert Thornhill (P)2019 Robert Thornhill

Lady Justice and Good vs Evil

It was nice to see what the mystery box was from a couple books before in this series! I enjoyed seeing what it did and the trouble it would cause. Definitely a fun listen.

Another win for Lady Justice

I enjoyed this book just like I have every one that I have listened to in this series. Always lots of action and issues that arise that make you think!! I love this series!!

Lady Justice and Good vs Evil

Walt finally finds out what that mysterious box is, and what it could be used for. When the opportunity comes up to pass the device on, Walt is faced with the moral dilemma... is this the person who would use it for good, or evil.

Robert Thornhill once again makes us really consider the ethics of our actions. There really is a gray area between right and wrong.

George Kuch delivered another fantastic performance. I look forward to to his next.

Each of the stories in this series stands on its own, but I really enjoy how they are all woven together. I’m so glad that I’ve chosen to listen to them in order.

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

Another awesome mystery

Walt Williams and gang are back. This time the mysterious item Walt stored several books prior is the subject and desire of good and foul. There are several twists and turns in this story. The characters are likable and believable. The narrator did a fantastic job! I received a free copy of this audiobook at my request and have voluntarily left this review.

Good vs Evil

Each book in the series bring fun and adventure. I always laugh and enjoy all the little things that become incorporated into the main storyline. Ready to start the next.

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

Great read, great series

Lady Justice and Good vs. Evil is my thirty-fourth enjoyable read/listen from author Robert Thornhill. Another entertaining clean read, filled with puns & one-liners, as always dealing with current social topics, this one being pay-day loans. Each book in the series seems better than the last as Thornhill continues to up his game. Narrator George Kuch again adds greatly to the listening enjoyment with his wide variety of entertaining voices & inflections, Kuch IS Walt Williams! I’ll definitely be reading more from Thornhill! I was given an Audible copy of this book & am voluntarily reviewing it. Up next is Lady Justice and the Quirky Arlo Quimby. (RIP Marley January 20, 2014 - July 24, 2018).

Entertaining example of the classic cozy mystery..

Lady Justice and Good vs Evil is the 34th book in this cozy mystery series, but don't let that high number hold you back from listening to it. I have only read one other book in the series, but I had no difficulty picking right up with the characters and story line. This particular book seems to be a continuation of a previous book, but the author gives plenty of background information. Fate definitely plays a large role in this book as our private detective star Walt runs into two scientists in a parking lot, and they later hire him for his investigating skills. Even more coincidentally, the object the scientists want Walt to find is one that he has securely hidden for the protection of himself and humanity. Consequently, rather than searching for the device, Walt spends his time investigating the scientists to see if he is safe entrusting the object to them. What follows is an exciting, intriguing and at times comedic set of challenges for Walt to tackle. Never fear, with the help of some good friends - including a pistol-packing granny spouting Dirty Harry quotes, Walt manages to save the day in the end.

George Kuch narrates all the books in this series, and I really appreciate that continuity. Kuch has a deep, sonorous voice, and his delivery is natural and smooth. His performance is flawless, and I can't imagine a better choice to convey Walt's laid back yet determined personality.

I received a copy of this audiobook at my request in exchange for this honest review.

Thrilling !!

“Highly recommend-- kept me on the edge of my seat and I had a hard time putting it down-- Great characters and storyline while maintaining a tension-filled pace that will keep you turning pages well into the wee hours of the morning.”

Start reading the Lady Justice Thrillers and you'll be glued to the page. But lock the doors first. These books are nail biters!

Good vs Evil

My husband and I listened to this audio book on a recent car trip. We found ourselves not wanting to arrive at our destination because we didn't want to stop listening. Robert Thornhill is a master at writing his Lady Justice series. This book continues the story of Walt Williams and his secret box. My husband had not listened to Lady Justice and the Mysterious Box but had no problems following the storyline. Once again George Kuch is the narrator and he delivers a wonderful story. Thank you Robert and George for a great entertainment.

We finally learn what the device is!

What I love the best about this set (besides the characters) is that there are plots lines which lace through many books. This book continues the story of the mysterious machine that Walt hid due to it almost getting him killed many times. We finally find out exactly what the machine is & how it’s used. It was so satisfying to learn the secret & understanding why it’s so coveted. As usual the story is captivating and includes a moral dilemma that really makes you think... this is a well written mystery, sprinkled with humor & perfectly narrated. Another home run!

Good or bad ? I give it a thumbs up

I enjoyed this book because it was nice to finally find out what was in the box from the book Lady Justice and the mysterious box. It is not necessary to have read that book but I think it helps you understand and enjoy this book with a bit more understanding, especially everything that Walt went through and why he is so reluctant to let it go in this one. Once again this book is mixed with humour and at the same time with a serious side that gets you thinking.
When Walt comes to the aid of two men he had no idea that it would finally put an end to the mystery behind the mysterious box currently hiding in his home safe. The two men hire him to find a box, not knowing that he already has it. With all the lives the box has already claimed Walt wants to make sure he is not making a mistake handing it over and learns why the box was in such high demand, wanted by five different countries. Knowing the secrets haven't made the box any less dangerous as governments still want it.
George Kuch does a good job but I didn't like one of the voices he used for the scientist (it sounded to robotic) so only a four star for this performance but otherwise he brings Walt and his friends to life with style.

Return of THAT box.

Some time before, Walt Williams appeared to destroy a mysterious box which had brought the attention and death to agents from several countries including the Russians, Chinese, North Koreans and the U.S.A' s own Homeland Security. But unable to casually destroy something said to hold the potential for great good as well as great evil, and still not knowing what it was, Walt secretly hid it in his home safe instead. Now two different men are in Kansas City - and want to hire him to find it!

With his usual superb ability to mix humour and serious issues into a great very readable storyline, author Robert Thornhill finally reveals what it was In that box which had caused such furore. The excellent George Kuch again becomes the elderly PI, recounting the story and giving voice also to the numerous other characters. Like all of the Lady Justice books, Good versus Evil is completely stand alone, although the appreciation of Walt and his pals increases with every book read.

Good book, wonderful series and highly recommended.