A Benjamin Justice Mystery
Benjamin Justice knows a reporter is nothing without credibility. He learned the hard way when a Pulitzer was sna... read full description
Benjamin Justice knows a reporter is nothing without credibility. He learned the hard way when a Pulitzer was sna... read full description
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Jun 02, 2011
Catherine
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After a relatively mild start (sexually) this third title in the Benjamin Justice series turns to the much darker side of homosexual relationships and could serve as a warning for those curious about such affairs. The graphic and disturbing nature of the description adds to the tension of the mystery and accentuates the flaws of the protagonist who continues to emerge from his self-imposed exile.
I'll be seeking the next few titles in the series, #4 The Limits of Justice, #5 Blind Eye More...
I'll be seeking the next few titles in the series, #4 The Limits of Justice, #5 Blind Eye More...
Jun 05, 2011
Lori
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Sometimes I wonder if Benjamin Justice even knows how to quit, but that's neither here nor there, as his persistence not only answers questions which need to be asked, but also puts our, erm, intrepid hero in danger of the worst kind. It's something he's going to have live with for the rest of his life and, yet, some how, he keeps surviving, keeps going in spite of himself.
This is a good book and the series just seems to get better as we go. Next up (and more than half-way read already More...
This is a good book and the series just seems to get better as we go. Next up (and more than half-way read already More...
Apr 29, 2008
_inbetween_
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This time I'm trying not use any spoilers. Like the previous Wilson/Justice novel, I might well give it more stars someday.
What I said before re. setting of LA not appealing to me and the big plot surprise being obvious (though it was quite original) still holds true - as does that I like Wilson and his Benjamin Justice very much and wish I could read much more in that world.
As much as I'm bored with gay Hollywood/LA, as much this protagonist is outside of that scene. Wh More...
What I said before re. setting of LA not appealing to me and the big plot surprise being obvious (though it was quite original) still holds true - as does that I like Wilson and his Benjamin Justice very much and wish I could read much more in that world.
As much as I'm bored with gay Hollywood/LA, as much this protagonist is outside of that scene. Wh More...
Dec 16, 2009
Writerlibrarian
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Crisp, witty and quite dark. This third novel in the Benjamin Justice series opens with Ben quietly celebrating his 40th birthday, getting a professional break witting for tv and being set up for a blind date. First person narrative that brings you along Ben's journey into trying to choose between what's bad for him and what's right. This book has more violence than the others and is more graphic in the description of this violence. Still it's a fast paced, tightly written mystery with a dark tw
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Jul 23, 2008
Jon
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My favorite Benjamine Justice novel! This one will keep you guessing the entire time; mystery, murder, suspense, dark secrets, bdsm - and a thrill ride to keep you on the edge of your seat until the last page is turned!
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