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Lady Justice and the Class Reunion
- Narrated by: George Kuch
- Length: 5 hrs and 26 mins
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Summary
For most people, a 50th class reunion is a time to party and renew old acquaintances, but Walt Williams isn't an ordinary guy - he's a cop, and trouble seems to follow him everywhere he goes.
Old flames, bullies, and a scorned classmate make Walt's reunion one to remember.
The Mexican drug cartel is recruiting young Latino girls as drug mules and the Kansas City Police have hit a brick wall until Walt is given a lead by an old classmate.
Even then, it takes three unlikely heroes from the Whispering Hills Retirement Village to help Walt and Ox end the cartel's reign of terror.
Join Walt in a class reunion filled with mystery, intrigue, jealousy, and a belly-full of laughs!
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- Norma Miles
- 28-10-17
Batman and Robin meet the Three Amigos.
George Kuch is back as the voice of Robert Thornhill's elderly cop, Walt Williams (and everybody else, too). Another funny and exciting story as Walt, with partner Ox, investigate a drugs scam and theft from a gym in between other busy life events, including a reprise of the Elvis impersonation.
Filled with cranky old, yet feisty, characters, hilarious episodes, pearls of wisdom and crime cracking escapades as recounted by Walt himself, this is a really fun book. Mr.Kuch performs all with warmth and brings everyone even more alive, especially the 69 years old Kansas cop himself.
For anyone unfamiliar with this marvellous Lady Justice series, do yourself a favour and try one. No need to start at the beginning, although I would recommend it as it is a very funny introduction to characters who will appear later, but each book is completely stand alone. Easy on the ear and covering a wide range of emotions, especially humour, this book is highly recommended.
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- Julie
- 21-10-19
Party time for Walt
I enjoyed this plot, with two main stories running though the book it has enough going on that it had me hooked from the start I like the way that Walt and his partner don't always get it right straight away like super heros but with perseverance they get there in the end and get the bad guys. The author covers some serious subjects like bullying and drug trafficking but with his light touch you can't help enjoying the story and even laughing at a few antics.
Walt receives a letter inviting him to a 50th year class reunion, he would rather give it a miss but his new wife wants to know more about his history and talks him into going. Walt being Walt he can't say no to Maggie and everybody else it seems as he gets talked into putting on an Elvis show for the class, as well as decorating the hall and even being part of the cheerleading team. Of course it is not all parties and fun and Walt will have to rope in Ox to run a undercover sting on an old friend. At the same time Walt and Ox receive help from three elderly gentleman who are trying to take down a deadly drug cartel who have been using young and venerable girls to traffic the drugs for them before time runs out for them. Will secret notes and undercover stakes outs be enough to take down a ruthless cartel? Who wants to go quietly into the final good night?
I really like George as the narrator for this series with his gruff voice he never fails to entertain.
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