Night Vision: Jake Lassiter Legal Thrillers, Book 2

I really enjoyed this. A good story, well written. a little irritated each time the author got preachy. Really.. at least attempt some subtlety as you scold your clients.

The book is good except for a totally unnecessary 3 1/2 hours. When Jake gets on plane to London, fast forward 3 1/2 hours. U won't miss a thing.

Having read several of the Jake Lassiter books I like the main character and Doc Riggs. However, the performance was so ear-gratingly over the top with several of the characters that I almost gave up listening several times.

I don't often review the books I read. Simple because I read so many. And who am I to recommend or dissuade a reader about an author's work? Some of the reviews I have read here on Amazon are ridiculous. All I want to say about this series is that it's very good. In my humble opinion. Paul Levine is one of my favorite author's. I'm going to read everything he has written and I can't wait!

For the price this is worth the money. Personally I love almost anything narrated by Luke Daniels he, always in my experience, is one who makes the book better. He has a talent for all the characters, his tone and expression will keep you interested. If you enjoy legal stories give this one a go.

All the audiobooks I have listened to are starting to be too similar but Like Daniels is one of the Greats at Narration.

The book is well written, but the setting is not enjoyable unless you like psycho babble. His first book was a 5 star!

Decided to start a new series and selecthed the Lassiter books. Read the first book, To Speak For the Dead, and it was ok- not great but above average. Moved on to 2nd book, Night Vision, and wow was I disappointed. May be one of the worse novels I have ever read. Story was weak and the writing was horrific. More time was spent giving fashion detail on what brand clothing and accessories each character was wearing in every single scene than focusing on the plot. I also have purchased books 3&4 of this series and dread to start them fearing they will be as bad as this book.

The story was just too weird. I didn't really enjoy all the English literature.it really didn't sound like it was written by the same author of the other Jake Lassiter books

Night Vision, first released in the early 1990s, is likely one of the earliest novels dealing with online dating web sites and online stalking. This was at a time that virtually everyone with Internet access used dial-up modems with state of the art maximum speeds being 14400 bits per second (it took 2 hours to download what my cable modem can download in one second). This novel sees Paul Lassiter appointed special prosecutor in a serial murder case. His investigation takes him from Miami to London UK and back. There are several interesting twists. Luke Daniels narrates superbly.