Law and Vengeance

A Legal Thriller

De: Mike Papantonio

Narrado por: Patrick Lawlor

Vengence will be theirs!

The Bergman-Deketomis Law Firm built their powerhouse legal team fully understanding that their opponents rarely play by the rules, but the gruesome murder of one of their senior partners has placed them on a playing field where there are no rules.

They are caught up in a way that has to be won outside of a courtroom. One of America's largest weapons manufacturers has them in its crosshairs, and a negotiated settlement is not an option. Sometimes the pursuit of justice isn't enough. Sometimes the law of vengeance is the only path.

©2017 Mike Papantonio (P)2017 Waterside Productions, Inc., and Blackstone Audio, Inc.

Good Read

Great storyline with good twist and interaction among the characters. Combines and incorporates first book.

Kept me interested throughout

The story was entertaining - with many twists I didn't expect. This is my first read from this author - more to come after this one.

Good writing and good story lines, but

Good writing and good story lines, but I could do without the left wing politics.

excellent

right up there with John Grisham. wish his other books were on audio. he is a new favorite

not as good as the first one.

this book just didn't deliver the bang that the first one did. I thought apply I could have been a lot stronger.

Amazing Endind

I liked the twists and turns the story line lead me on.every time I thought the story was ending another exciting chapter opened up. Great book.

“If I paid for this book I would have been mad”

Free it was so I gave it a shot. It wasn’t a horrible storyline, but the narrator was! If the author wasn’t so nerdy with all of his quirky puns, and lines he wrote it wouldn’t have been so horrible.. The hardest part of the book was the narrator, and the goofy ass puns! Made me want to slap him a little.

Narrator makes or breaks the book

I did not like the reading by narrator. I wish the same person who Narrated the first book would have done this one.

Cliché ridden dialog

I don't know if his editors made him do it but at every instance the author could have written original dialog he instead used worn out cliche. Like nails on blackboard to read it. Story line OK.

Enjoy the law?

Good book! It tells a lot of law! Good to the end! I would reread it!