Lady Justice and the Magic Dragon

By: Robert Thornhill

Narrated by: George Kuch

Three children - an eight-year-old boy and two six-year-old girls - see violence so terrifying that they retreat into the magical, make-believe world of Puff the Magic Dragon, where they feel safe and secure.

Private investigator Walt Williams teams up with Lady Justice and Puff to protect the kids from vicious muggers, an abusive husband, and a sexual predator.

Once again, justice is served when Walt and his senior sidekicks come to the rescue.

A story filled with fears, tears, laughter, and hope.

©2018 Robert Thornhill (P)2018 Robert Thornhill

Thought-provoking!

Poignant story of how children cope with traumatic experiences.
It also gives thought-provoking statistics on the new opioid prescription laws. As usual where the law convicts the guilty it fails to protect the innocent.

George Kuch is good again!

I was provided this audiobook at no charge by the author, narrator or publisher in exchange for an unbiased review via audiobookboom com.

Lady Justice and the Magic Dragon

Domestic violence and abuse are very serious topics. Robert Thornhill does them justice in this book while still infusing his bits of humor. Walt once again finds himself in the right place at the right time to make a difference and help out Lady Justice.

Another fine listen, performed by George Kuch.

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

I loved it!

Robert Thornhill has such a wonderful writing style and writes entertaining and thought provoking books. As a child I loved the song Puff The Magic Dragon, and thought he did an incredible job of tying it into this book. He weaves strong messages into the stories that deal with current events, yet magically has them mesh into the characters lives. George Kuch performance is brilliant with his various character voices. I love how this book is part of a series and a great standalone listen. This is one of my very favorite books by the author.

Liked the listen but not my favorite in the series

I've listened to a few Lady Justice books and have enjoyed them all. This installment was good but did not rank very high with the others.

I didn't really get the use of the "Puff, the magic dragon" imagery. Whether the famous song is about drug use or childhood innocence, I was completely lost right out the gate. I mean, Puff died or at the very least, no longer existed in the song. The fact that kids used the song for comfort was completely lost on me.

I love Walt and his cast of characters so I stayed with the listen. The narrator is Walt and he ratchets up the special. I liked the listen but it wasn't my favorite.

A poignant mystery with plenty of humor!

There are so many important topics and stories being told, yet there is humor and mystery & bravery at the same time. Robert Thornhill has a gift for telling stories which are thought provoking & thrilling at the same time. This book covers many smaller plots, but the overarching theme was how abuse affects everyone involved; the kids, the spouse, and friends/family. The beauty of this series is that it’s handled so delicately with honesty, humor & a cast of characters you will instantly love!