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This review is from: Justice Served (Mass Market Paperback)
I have read most of Barri's books and I will continue to buy them. I waited a very long time for Justice Served to be released and it was well worth the wait. From the time I opened the book and read the first page, it was difficult to put down. I recommend Justice Service highly and I also recommend you look for the name R. Barri Flowers wherever you buy books. He's a keeper.
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
numbing,
By Jasmeen Raj "Rajini" (Davison Michigan) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Justice Served (Mass Market Paperback)
Chilling, cold, truthful and numbing.
This is fiction but it gave me nightmares even after the book was long finished. Looking out of the window on a warm breezy sunny day did not help to dull the frightening images created by the author. It felt real like it happened somewhere, sometime or it might just happen in your own backyard. Flowers is talented. No doubt. He gave me such an adernalin rush. I was sweating profusely.My heart pounded. I could scream. This book had such an effect for such a small price. I recommend it highly even for the faint heart.
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
terrific suspense thriller,
This review is from: Justice Served (Mass Market Paperback)
The media has latched on to a new feeding frenzy, the Vigilante Killer targeting abusive males who escaped punishment due to plea-bargains, frightened hung juries, or bogus legal wiggles. Detective Sergeant Ray Barkley and Detective Nina Preston lead the investigation that has two other links besides the so-called victims being abusive male predators. All the dead men walked free after their assault case was heard in the courtroom of Criminal Court Judge Carole Cranston and their female victims recovered at the Rose City Women's Shelter; coincidentally or vigilante Judge Cranston donates plenty of money to the facility.
Nina believes the circumstantial evidence enhanced by the Judge's attitude towards male abusers make her, the guilty party. On the other hand Ray likes the Judge and is convinced she is innocent. Nina assumes he is thinking with the wrong head. Is Carole a frustrated judge who has crossed the line or just the foci of an avenging angel? The magic behind R. Barri Flowers' terrific suspense thriller is that the serial killer is in plain sight as the clues are laid out for the audience to determine whether Carole is the Vigilante or not. The story line is action-packed as the two cops follow leads that each interprets differently as Ray wants Her Honor innocent while Nina is totally convinced otherwise. Fans of police procedural serial killer thrillers will want to read this fine tale while anxiously waiting to follow the next investigation, the opening tickler being the abduction of the Mayor's daughter. Harriet Klausner
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