Path of Justice

Mara Brent Legal Thriller Series, Book 5

De: Robin James

Narrado por: Vivienne Leheny

To everyone else, Denny Sizemore is the handsome face on a highway billboard. A man to be trusted. Respected. Reelected. To college student Neveah Ward, he is her monster.

When Neveah accuses the former mayor of a brutal rape, it’s easier for everyone not to believe her. Mayor Sizemore has lived his life in the public eye. He’s a family man. A rising star in Ohio politics. She’s a nobody with questionable motives and a shady past. Except DNA doesn’t lie, and Neveah never wavers from her story.

Lucky for her, Prosecutor Mara Brent never backs down from a worthy fight. The case will pit Mara against some of the biggest power players in the state. They soon learn Mara can’t be bought. But, she has plenty at risk in her personal life as she gears up for a nasty custody battle against her formidable ex-husband.

Mara’s willing to put her career on the line to champion Neveah. But, when the rape trial takes a shocking turn, Mara learns the path to justice could cost her what she cherishes most of all. Her son.

Path of Justice is the gripping fifth book in the Mara Brent legal thriller series. If you like political intrigue, edge-of-your-seat courtroom drama, and plot twists you’ll never guess, then scroll up to get Robin James’s latest novel.

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Unnecessary language

I do not like when the Lord’s name is used in vain. Avoid if it bothers you as well

Really good

Once again, a Mara Brent book does not disappoint! I really enjoy her humanity… She’s both very human, and very professional. And I really like the narrator!

Recommend

I have listened to all the previous books and this one is my favorite. Lots of twists and good dovetailing of everything that was happening in the various story lines. I enjoyed it. Not really of fan of the narrator. It was jarring to hear her version of Jeannie and not in line with the other series narrator. Also had a tough time delineating between characters at times. However if you like Mara Brent I recommend listening anyway.

Excellent legal thriller

I love this series and characters. The narration is stellar. One of the best! 5 stars for me.

Best book of this series

The plot is well developed. Small clues are a big part of the story. Well written. Looking forward to book 6.

Great Book!!

Absolutely great story! Full of intrigue, twists, and turns we’ve come to enjoy about the Robin James style.

EPIC!

Not only another great performance by an amazing narrator but I believe the best in the series so far! There were so many twists and turns (some expected, some unbelievable) that I stayed up all night listening to the last half of the book because I didn't have it in me to press pause, even to sleep.

loved this series!

I agree with other readers, Robin James needs more recognition for her great courtroom drama, mixed with her fabulous investigative skills and of course a woman doing the modern-day jungle of family, work and life in general.

Great, Book Robin james has not fail me yet, me

Great, Book Robin James has not fail me yet. Love it so much. Thanks

Good Story, WOW ENDING

This story was a bit repetitious, and that happens when an author doesn’t have a scope of where this series is going and seems to rely on fan reviews? In the beginning, I wanted to find out what the husband was doing. In this book, well 180° turn around. And if I heard the main victim character’s name one more time I think l was going to gag. Enough already !! Hence the star rating. If l get to the point of racing through a book, then the author is not for me. This is a court procedural., Stay on task. We all started the series because our main heroine was strong and focused. Well, I own them all except for book 4 and I’m not going back to buy that one. I have two more books to go and l am crossing my fingers. I personally loved the Ex husband portions of the story, frankly it was inventive. However, l like a fast even paced story, not all the drama at the end. This was a pivotal book, but as l said too repetitive in some of the dialogue.
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