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How old is too old to dream? Walt Williams always dreamed of being a hero. When retirement isn't all it's cracked up to be, Walt decides it's the perfect time to achieve his dream and give Lady Justice a helping hand. So he decides to become a cop! Follow Walt as he leaves the real-estate world and retirement to solve crime and bring perps to justice. It's a bumpy but often hilarious ride. Walt and Ox, his partner in the Kansas City police department, find very unorthodox ways of bringing criminals to justice.
Depressed over her youngest son leaving two years early for college– across the country no less!– Jerria takes up her husband Will’s offer of a relaxing Hawaiian cruise. But, a series of ominous events onboard the Ocean Haven squashes any idea of a calm tropical vacation. Soon Jerria’s very life is in danger, and she can’t blame the mythical Pele for this one.
Sixteen years after a family feud drove her from the cozy Northwoods village of Whispering Pines, Wisconsin, former detective Jayne O'Shea returns to prepare her grandparents' lake house for sale. Once there, not only does she find that the house has been trashed, her dog discovers a dead body in the backyard.
In Old Loves Die Hard, Lauren Carr continues the rags-to-riches story of Mac Faraday, an underpaid homicide detective who inherits 270 million dollars and an estate on Deep Creek Lake, Maryland. Mac is settling nicely into his new life at Spencer Manor when his ex-wife Christine shows up-and she wants him back! Before Mac can send her packing, Christine and her estranged lover are murdered in Mac's private penthouse suite at the Spencer Inn, the five-star resort built by his ancestors.
In The Beer's Folded and the Laundry's Cold: Mostly True Adventures in Housewifery, Paige Kellerman follows up her hilarious debut - At Least My Belly Hides My Cankles - with the natural next step-taking on budgeting, babies, and trying to keep the day drinking down to a minimum while staying at home.
Whether dueling with new forensics or the local old boys' network, irreverent defense attorney Andy Carpenter always leaves them awed with his biting wit and winning fourth-quarter game plan. But the fun stops the day Andy's dad, Paterson, New Jersey's legendary ex-DA, drops dead in front of him at a game in Yankee Stadium.
How old is too old to dream? Walt Williams always dreamed of being a hero. When retirement isn't all it's cracked up to be, Walt decides it's the perfect time to achieve his dream and give Lady Justice a helping hand. So he decides to become a cop! Follow Walt as he leaves the real-estate world and retirement to solve crime and bring perps to justice. It's a bumpy but often hilarious ride. Walt and Ox, his partner in the Kansas City police department, find very unorthodox ways of bringing criminals to justice.
Depressed over her youngest son leaving two years early for college– across the country no less!– Jerria takes up her husband Will’s offer of a relaxing Hawaiian cruise. But, a series of ominous events onboard the Ocean Haven squashes any idea of a calm tropical vacation. Soon Jerria’s very life is in danger, and she can’t blame the mythical Pele for this one.
Sixteen years after a family feud drove her from the cozy Northwoods village of Whispering Pines, Wisconsin, former detective Jayne O'Shea returns to prepare her grandparents' lake house for sale. Once there, not only does she find that the house has been trashed, her dog discovers a dead body in the backyard.
In Old Loves Die Hard, Lauren Carr continues the rags-to-riches story of Mac Faraday, an underpaid homicide detective who inherits 270 million dollars and an estate on Deep Creek Lake, Maryland. Mac is settling nicely into his new life at Spencer Manor when his ex-wife Christine shows up-and she wants him back! Before Mac can send her packing, Christine and her estranged lover are murdered in Mac's private penthouse suite at the Spencer Inn, the five-star resort built by his ancestors.
In The Beer's Folded and the Laundry's Cold: Mostly True Adventures in Housewifery, Paige Kellerman follows up her hilarious debut - At Least My Belly Hides My Cankles - with the natural next step-taking on budgeting, babies, and trying to keep the day drinking down to a minimum while staying at home.
Whether dueling with new forensics or the local old boys' network, irreverent defense attorney Andy Carpenter always leaves them awed with his biting wit and winning fourth-quarter game plan. But the fun stops the day Andy's dad, Paterson, New Jersey's legendary ex-DA, drops dead in front of him at a game in Yankee Stadium.
Two radical groups have joined together for a common purpose - to kill the President of the United States, and they're looking for the perfect person to do the job.
Not a cold-blooded killer or a vicious assassin, but a model citizen, far removed from the watchful eyes of Homeland Security.
When the president comes to Kansas City, the unlikely trio of Walt, Willie, and Louie the Lip find themselves knee-deep in the planned assassination.
Join our heroes for another suspenseful mystery and lots of laughs!
cozy-mystery, humor, law-enforcement, conspiracy, extremists
Two groups of hate extremists join together and victimize a man already victimized by circumstances. They teach him marksmanship and to take the fall for assassinating the President and give him the money his family needs. At this same time, there is more drama within our old friend Walt's group of friends. Add in the folks at Homeland Security, and both insanity and humor ensue. Another good think piece on the good, the bad, and the ugly.
George Kuch continues his stellar performance as narrator.
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If you could sum up Lady Justice and the Assassin in three words, what would they be?
Politics really does make for strange bedfellows. The Neo-Nazis are teaming up with the Ozark Militia (a group that wants to do away with government control) to assassinate the President of the United States. Both groups dislike him for different reasons but have the same goal of getting him out of office before he can make too many changes they don't like. Once again Walt is in the right place at the right time and manages to thwart their assassination attempt on the President. When Walt takes off with the would-be assassin, an average Joe who has fallen on hard times and is desperate to take care of his family, the crazies come after them. After-all they had promised their assassin that if he took their money and failed to perform they would kill him and his entire family. Walt counts on the anger of the Neo-Nazis and the Ozark Militia and uses them to solve a completely unrelated problem.
I received this audiob00k for free from the author in exchange for my honest review.
I have listened to the entire series. and each book keeps getting better. I have a huge library and these are among my favorites.
Would you recommend this audiobook to a friend? If so, why?
Yes i think i would. Normally i find the 20 different tentacles/off shoots/etc from the main story a bit distracting but this one didn't seem to have as many and they wrapped together pretty quickly which was wonderful.
What did you like best about this story?
I always love how Walt is just humble about his part in everything and just wants to do the job. no fuss, no muss.
Which character – as performed by George Kuch – was your favorite?
I always like walt and willie of course, but i also love the old lady that takes care of his building
If you were to make a film of this book, what would the tag line be?
I don't know, i am not good at tag lines
Any additional comments?
"I was given this free review copy audiobook at my request and have voluntarily left this review."
Robert Thornhill has a real talent. I have listened to all his books so far this being #13. Can't recommend this series enough. I even have my husband hooked. George Kuch once again does an outstanding job of narrating this book.
Who was your favorite character and why?
I love willie he's such an amazing character and then of course, Ox.
Any additional comments?
I had a little trouble with the content of this book due to our real presidents response to the hate groups and recent happenings. Because of this, it took longer to listen to this book. I love how Walt can always expect unexpected help from Willie. Now that's the kind of guy you should count yourself lucky to call friend. I was provided this audiobook at no charge by the author, publisher and/or narrator in exchange for an unbiased review via Audiobook Boom.
This is such a fun series!!! The book is a standalone listen that has both mystery and humor. I love the writing style of Robert Thornhill and the performance of George Kuch. This book is full of some endearing characters and has a great moral. I so enjoy the fact that Kansas City is showcased in this series. I love how the details are consistent in the books and the narrator is able to perform the various characters with distinguishable voices. This book has some minor references to previous books that bring to mind great laughs. My review is not a synopsis of the book, but rather my opinion of it. I was given a copy of this book and have chosen to write my review. I cannot recommend this book enough. As one might expect, there seem to be multiple stories going on in this book, yet are tied together. I can't wait to hear the next adventure of Walt, Moose, Maggie and the others.
If you could sum up Lady Justice and the Assassin in three words, what would they be?
fast-paced thriller
Did the plot keep you on the edge of your seat? How?
Yes, so many twists and turns held your attention throughout.
Which scene was your favorite?
When the son asked his dad to take him home just before the dad was to shoot the president. It was a pivotal point in the book.
Was this a book you wanted to listen to all in one sitting?
Yes, it held me enthralled and I didn't want to stop listening.
Any additional comments?
"I was given this free review copy audiobook at my request and have voluntarily left this review”.
George Kuch was good again!
You would think that this book was written now in 2017 (actually written in 2013), because the subject matter is SO relevant to our current state of affairs. Two radical groups from opposite political sides suddenly realize that they have a lot more in common than they think.. they both want the President gone. However, what makes this story pull your emotions all over is when they hire an assassin who you really feel for. Henry, a middle class family man who falls on hard times & is about to lose his home is offered an astronomical amount of money to do the deed. Robert Thornhill does an incredible job of making you feel all the emotions at once. Will Henry go through with it? Will the radical groups prevail?
While that's the main story line, there are actually many sub plots going on as well. We get to see a lot of the gang, and the Walt goes under cover as a TV executive at a dog competition & as a homeless person trying to bust a gang. In usual George Kuch fashion he narrates this all with an ease that draws you in and keeps you hooked. This is another slam dunk in the series!
I found a fun series to listen to when I need a break from horror it is the Lady Justice series. I love the characters of Walt, Ox, Maggie, Judy, Mary and his extended family and friends. The books cover thought provoking subjects (pros and cons) with humor. This book is about potential assassinations, desperation, hatred, bigotry and dogs and the narration is great as always as it is better to listen than read. I hate when they end. I was voluntarily provided this free review copy audiobook by the author. THANK YOU!!