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Lady Justice and the Bad Seed
- Narrated by: George Kuch
- Length: 3 hrs and 29 mins
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Lady Justice and the Bad Seed
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Summary
Walt is surprised to learn that his old partner, Ox, has a brother. Ox had never mentioned Lenny who was serving time in prison.
Ox was just as surprised when Lenny showed up at his door claiming he had found religion and turned his life around. He was even more surprised to learn that his brother, the bad seed of the family, was now an ordained minister.
As Lenny’s ministry grows by leaps and bounds, Walt and his friends are skeptical. Was Lenny’s conversion real or is it an elaborate con?
Walt is faced with the age-old question - can people really change? What do you think?
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- Helen
- 02-05-20
fab book
Enjoyed this audio book very much from start to finish great story line too
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- Julie
- 27-01-20
This is not a bad book
I enjoyed this book but then again you can pick up most of the books in the lady justice series and know you are going to enjoy them. It is the characters that make this such a good series with there humour, luck and connections you know they are going to get into lots of trouble but it will turn out alright in the end. There are not many series that make it to 38 but this book proves that Robert Thornhill and the narrator George Kuch still have the magic.
Walt's partner from his policeman days gets a surprise in the form of his brother, who has been in prison, knocking on his door. Has he really changed his ways and found God? Now that he is out on the streets the small church he formed is out and about helping the less fortunate and some how a tv crew is following his every move. As his good works and popularity grows so does he congregation and his coffers. His is really doing it from the goodness of his heart or is there another reason. The local mob boss thinks otherwise and Walt, Kevin and Ox aren't the only ones keeping a careful eye on him.
As I said above George Kuch has a skill that makes these books so enjoyable.
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