One Hundred Bullets

By: E.J. Findorff

Narrated by: Dannul Dailey

Captain Lou Rush of the New Orleans police department is the leader of the Tribunal, a band of 10 cops dedicated to eliminating the criminals that fall through the cracks of the justice system. Their success has made them powerful and untouchable in the Crescent City, but that is about to change.

After two decades, the time has come for Lou Rush’s son Nick to join the Tribunal, as aging members are due to retire. However, a fellow officer is killed by the Tribunal, and Nick discovers that his father may have also murdered an innocent man.

For years, Nick’s fiancé Cali Maddox quietly blends into the background. With an agenda of her own, her secrets will force father and son to decide where their true loyalties lie - with the Tribunal or with the love of Nick’s life, because one of them will not survive the aftermath.

©2020 E.J. Findorff (P)2021 E.J. Findorff

Performance Excellent; Story Pretty Good

The performance kept me listening. The story was pretty good. Overall, without the performance I might not have continued listening.

Suspense filled story set in New Orleans.

While the idea of a police vigilante squad targeting criminals is not new, it gets some new elements in this book. The father of the protagonist is scary and the narrator gives him a voice that is frightening in its strength.

The Law or Justice?!?

Lou has a history and it's lead him into the Tribunal, a police-lead vigilante group. Murders and mayhem bring the FBI into the picture, but the Tribunal is too smart for them, and for how long? A very twisty-turning story of love, betrayal, revenge and redemption laced with violence. Very well done and highly recommended.