The dilemma is to read this book or not? Yes

Reading the reviews the dilemma seems to be to whether to listen/ read this book and in my opinion then the answer is yes.
The story didn't have the twist and turns of some of the previous books and with only having the one case to concentrate on the court room (well she was trying to prove her friend innocent of murder), it was concentrated more on Sabre and you got to learn a little bit more about her home life and why she became such a fighter for children. With Bob in jail, the police certain they have there man it's up to Sabre and JP to work out what happened. It was interesting how they kept coming across evidence but due to the law couldn't use it.

The narrator was good and I found her easy to listen to.

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Excellent stories and characters

Would you recommend this audiobook to a friend? If so, why?

Yes I would recommend this book and all of the others in the series, because whilst I normally read more gruesome and violent books I found the stories very enjoyable and I really liked the back stories and relationships between the main characters.
I am only sorry that at present I am unable to listen to the sixth book in the series as quite frankly I am Hooked.

What did you like best about this story?

The back stories and relationships between the main characters

What does Laurel Schroeder bring to the story that you wouldn’t experience if you had only read the book?

She's prettygood, a good reader can make all the difference

If you made a film of this book, what would be the tag line be?

The possible romance between the advocate and the investigator

Any additional comments?

As I've already stated I am slightly disappointed that I could not find book six on audible

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