Lady Justice and the Class Reunion

By: Robert Thornhill

Narrated by: George Kuch

Length: 5 hrs and 26 mins

Publisher's Summary

For most people, a 50th class reunion is a time to party and renew old acquaintances, but Walt Williams isn't an ordinary guy - he's a cop, and trouble seems to follow him everywhere he goes.

Old flames, bullies, and a scorned classmate make Walt's reunion one to remember.

The Mexican drug cartel is recruiting young Latino girls as drug mules and the Kansas City Police have hit a brick wall until Walt is given a lead by an old classmate.

Even then, it takes three unlikely heroes from the Whispering Hills Retirement Village to help Walt and Ox end the cartel's reign of terror.

Join Walt in a class reunion filled with mystery, intrigue, jealousy, and a belly-full of laughs!

©2013 Robert Thornhill (P)2017 Robert Thornhill

Great read!

mystery, seniors, law-enforcement, relationships, situational-humor, verbal-humor

The wheels of Lady Justice may grind slowly, but they grind exceedingly fine. There are entwined story paths, the law enforcement problem involving drug lords in the area and the upcoming fiftieth class reunion for our hero. They converge when three of Walt's former classmates have information they want him to have but it is not admissible in court, nor can the man who obtained it be known. Despite the serious subject matter (well, not the madness of preparing for the reunion) there is the customary hilarity and groaners. Another delightful book in the series!
I read my copies on audio, and give the print copies to our regional library as I thought it insane that a library system serving a population of 500,000 had not one listed. I know that when I have to wait for months to get a book I've reserved, I often head for an ebook to buy (or an audio).
George Kuch continues to be excellent as narrator.

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Wow!! Best one yet..

I don't know what to say but WOW! I even took a morning off to finish it! This is Definately the best book I've read (and listened to)this year!! Thanks Robert Thornhill .. It is a book that I would give top honors without a narrator but George Kush REALLY made it come to life. He really is a suburb narrator.. Don't miss it.

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

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They keep getting better and better!

I love this series of books! I find that each book gets better than the previous. Each story is a standalone listen, yet might have mention of something that took place in a previous story. (For example, the previous book was the cruise ship murders and this book mentioned that Walt and Ox were recently back from a cruise). When I started listening to this series I did not start with the first book and have not had any problems. I think the author is extremely witty and the narrator has the perfect delivery for this book (and series). This book was so funny in how things were said, I was laughing out loud. I found the story to be very entertaining, engrossing, and most of the characters were endearing. I also like the fact that the author has some great messages in the books as well. I cannot say which was my favorite scene in the book, as there were several that were so good. My review is not a synopsis of the book, but rather my opinion of it. I highly recommend this book! The story line is original and the characters are far from perfect, which makes it so good. I was given this review copy audiobook at my request and have voluntarily left this review.

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FUN READ

Lady Justice and The Class Reunion is my twelfth enjoyable read/listen from author Robert Thornhill. Another entertaining clean read, filled with puns & one-liners, as always dealing with current social topics. 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 & the Class Assassin. (RIP Marley January 20, 2014 - July 24, 2018).

Humorous characters!

Walter ‘Walt’ Williams and crew are back to solve a couple crime mysteries and a 50th class reunion. I was entertained and laughed several times by this story. The characters are likable and believable. The super (those in their 80s) seniors show that even though you may have an advanced age you can definitely still get into trouble. The narrator did a fantastic job with providing unique voices for each character and appropriate tone inflections for each scene! I received a free copy of this audiobook at my request and have voluntarily left this review.

Another great book

The author provided me with a complimentary copy of this audiobook with no expectation of a review. Another fast read that I couldn't put down. I stayed up way too late listening to this book. As is typical with all of the Lady Justice books, there was plenty of witty one-liners, comedy, and drama to keep you on the edge of your seat. However, this book Walt and Ox had more cases to solve than usual and this time they had help from some concerned senior citizens in addition to Walt's merry band of misfits. There was also a brief trip down memory lane when Walt reprised one of his undercover assignment personas. I keep thinking that Mr. Thornhill won't be able to top the book I just listened to and then I'm pleasantly surprised when he proves me wrong every time. This is one of my all-time favorite series and I can't wait to see what's next!

Love this book.

I enjoy these stories, Lady Justice is awsome! Great story. I think the best one yet. I can just see Walt dressed like a chearleader. This story really hits a cord I'm sure with everyone who reads it.

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Where does Lady Justice and the Class Reunion rank among all the audiobooks you’ve listened to so far?

This book ranks in the middle of all the books i have listened to so far. Overall it was good, but there were a few parts that seemed to either drag on the story a bit more than really needed, but it was an enjoyable story.

Who was your favorite character and why?

I love all the Characters but really enjoy the lady that takes care of his business that he picks up to help with pumpkins. I can't remember her name, i am horrible with names, but i absolutely love her!

What does George Kuch bring to the story that you wouldn’t experience if you just read the book?

I am not sure since i haven't read any of the hard copies of this series, but i really enjoy his inflections of Character voices.

Did you have an extreme reaction to this book? Did it make you laugh or cry?

I did laugh quite a bit during this book. even the parts that made it feel like it was dragging a little in too many directions, i was still laughing.

Any additional comments?

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

A trip to the class reunion!

Another hit! This book offers a lot of the old gang, and has a really humorous scene where the whole crew gets together at a gym to catch a thief. These are some of my favorite scenes!

In true Thornhill fashion you get to hear two sides of the story. First we get the viewpoint of 3 old friends who decide to seek justice for victims of a drug lord named Hector. We hear their inner dialogue as they wrestle with getting help from the cops (Walt) and trying to save the day themselves. It's interesting to see how a civilian handles injustice. The second viewpoint is of course Walt, as he and Ox try to use the clues and catch Hector. This is the main plot story and it's very compelling to understand the horrors of drug trafficking (yet done in a way that isn't too heavy).

Weaved into all of this are several sub plots that discuss bullying & a dangerous obsessive love that goes too far. Both Heavy topics which are covered in a light, informative & at times humorous ways.

The final storyline is about Walt going back to his high school 50 year reunion and all that comes with introducing Maggie to his old life. A lot of fun was had there too.

This was spectacularly narrated by George Kuch & another hit!

Once again wonderful!

This year will be my 40th class reunion and I hope it is nothing like Walt's 50th class reunion :-) This is book 12 in this series and Robert Thornhill is still making me laugh and want to know more about this cast of charaters. Once again George Kuch does a wonderful job of narrating this book. Robert and George are a great combo. Can't wait to find out what the next adventure for Walt will be.

Batman and Robin meet the Three Amigos.

George Kuch is back as the voice of Robert Thornhill's elderly cop, Walt Williams (and everybody else, too). Another funny and exciting story as Walt, with partner Ox, investigate a drugs scam and theft from a gym in between other busy life events, including a reprise of the Elvis impersonation.

Filled with cranky old, yet feisty, characters, hilarious episodes, pearls of wisdom and crime cracking escapades as recounted by Walt himself, this is a really fun book. Mr.Kuch performs all with warmth and brings everyone even more alive, especially the 69 years old Kansas cop himself.

For anyone unfamiliar with this marvellous Lady Justice series, do yourself a favour and try one. No need to start at the beginning, although I would recommend it as it is a very funny introduction to characters who will appear later, but each book is completely stand alone. Easy on the ear and covering a wide range of emotions, especially humour, this book is highly recommended.