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Lethal Justice: Sisterhood Series #6 (Sisterhood Novels)

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If you are following Ms. Michaels Sisterhoold series I think you will truly enjoy this one.

As always the memebers of the sisterhood are at risks but this time they are so afraid of getting caught that Myra convices Charles to visit an old friend of hers and see if they might be able to use her residence as a safe haven.

Alexis was a successful broker who was framed and imprisoned for being set up by Arden Gillespie and Roland Sullivan. Thanks to Ms. Gillespies cunning ways she gets Roland to go along with her although he is not comfortable with the plan but is intrigued and infatuated witih Arden.

The results are fantastic and they are dosed with touches of humor which only Ms. Michaels can provide. Since I dont want to give it away lets just say Ms. Gillespie will never look the same again once the sisterhood are done with her.

I highly recommend it.

If you are reading the Sisterhood series and have made it to this book, let's face it, you are a fan. This book will not disappoint. The series is entertaining and touches that part of our psyche that likes to see the good guys (or women in this case) triumph. The women of the Sisterhood have been wronged by the justice system. They are not entirely wrapped up in their own problems though, their experiences have made them even more sensitive to the plight of others. With Myra's billions and Charles's expertise and resources, there is seemingly nothing these women can't accomplish. Relax and enjoy the world of the Sisterhood.

Not much different than the others in the series. Fern needs to hire another publisher as there were 5 spelling errors in this book (pages 79,85,90,112,and 151). Discouraging to find a published work with so many errors.

Alexis Thorn, the first-time around, passed her revenge by The Sisterhood. She was haunted by the specter of bars controlling her life.
"Lethal Justice" by Fern Michaels gives Alexis the justice she was denied in grand style as the Sisterhood unite and gain a new member in this the sixth of a good series.
Wanting and being afraid of the consequences of her desire, plagues Alexis, as she knows the score. She served time in prison for a crime she didn't commit and has no desire to return. Perhaps the most complex of the series to date.
Nash Black, author of "Qualifying Laps" and "Taxes, Stumbling Blocks & Pitfalls for Authors."

Loved this book. If anyone has had a family member or loved one almost destroyed by our "legal 'justice'" system you will like this. I know that there are others like my family who have been hurt and I like hearing what fictitious characters would do, while I never could or would do those things. Makes me feel so not alone.

Charlene A.

I love all the Revenge of the Sisterhood Books. Lethal Justice is great. I can't wait to read more of Fern Michael's books and the rest of The Revenge of the Sisterhood Books.

This series is different from other mystery books. The characters are all believable and easily identifible. The idea of revenge and yet staying somewhat inside the law is a great concept. The plots are somewhat elaborate but still the reader can get into them. I thoroughly enjoyed this. Fern Michaels has a winner.

I thought this might be the last in the series. The mention of another name at the end leads me to think another book will be forthcoming. If you enjoy women who take care of business when done wrong, you will like this book. Suggestion: start at the beginning and read in order of publication. Weekend Warriors, I think is the first in the series. I like the series.

This book and the one just before it, are nothing of the caliber of the previous books in this revenge of the sisterhood series. Who wrote this? It doesn't read or feel like the others, and it's a big boring and not well written at all. If I'd read these two last ones first, I'd never have read the others in the series!
Fern, get off your duff--you're starting to write very boring and ride on your name!

This whole series it great. I have it on CD but the woman who is reading it tries to pretend she is the cast & she talks in different voices which she should not do. She makes Myra sound like she is 90, which she is not. She should just read the book. But she does this on all of the books. but the story is wonderful.

Wonderful