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Customer Reviews for The Justice Game - eBook
Review 1 for The Justice Game - eBook
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Date:March 26, 2012
Kermie
Age:45-54
Gender:female
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I have always loved Randy Singers books and I have yet to be disappointed. He is not afraid to tackle difficult subjects and I say keep up the good work
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Review 2 for The Justice Game - eBook
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GREAT book - not a fan of eBook though
Date:March 7, 2011
Joyful Journey
Location:FL
Age:35-44
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This book was absolutely FANTASTIC!!! It it well written, and I was surprised at how unbiased it was. I have my own beliefs about guns / gun control, but I felt myself 'routing' for both sides...very compelling. It was difficult to put the book down!
About the eBook, maybe I'm old-fashioned, but I already spend my work days in front of a computer, and I did NOT like having to sit in front of the computer, so I ordered the real book from the library.
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Review 3 for The Justice Game - eBook
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Loved this book
Date:February 17, 2011
joyd5
Location:Topeka, KS
Age:35-44
Gender:female
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It was well written and kept me in suspense until the very end.
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Review 4 for The Justice Game - eBook
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I really loved this one!
Date:February 11, 2011
Tstrickland90
Location:Carleton, MI
Age:45-54
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Well written and lots of twists and turns. I will be looking for more books from him!
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Date:January 25, 2011
michelle2010
Location:New Hampshire
Age:35-44
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Great book. I really enjoyed it. I look forward to reading more books from the author.
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Review 6 for The Justice Game - eBook
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Date:September 25, 2009
Maryann Mason
Randy Singer is great, if you love John Grisham you will love any of Mr. Singer's books. This book deals with the issue of gun control. Which ever side you are on this book gives equal arguments. Loved this!
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Review 7 for The Justice Game - eBook
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Date:September 20, 2009
Mel
I have read all of Randy Singer's books, and I was looking foward to reading the Justice Game. I was not disappointed at all - great book!
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Review 8 for The Justice Game - eBook
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Date:August 6, 2009
Glynette Haaland
I love the way Randy Singer writes. He catches you from the first and holds on. This was the same although not one of my favorites from him. There is never a clear adversary but maybe that was the trick. The author wanted us to really think.
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Review 9 for The Justice Game - eBook
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Date:August 6, 2009
The Justice Game by Randy Singer is another suspenseful courtroom spectacular from the master of the genre. When a beautiful pregnant news anchor is shot on camera by an angry viewer, her husband wants to sue the gun manufacturer for allowing their guns to be sold by a dealer who knowingly sold to felons. He hires Kelly Starling to represent him in a case that strikes fear in the hearts of NRA members across the nation. Across the aisle on the defense is Jason Noble, just two years out of law school and trying his very first major case for the gun manufacturer. But there are mysterious forces working behind the scenes manipulating both attorneys and maybe even going deeper into the case, making the case and story explosive. Singer is a master of suspense, dishing out clues little by little, keeping the reader hooked and barely breathing frantic flipping of the pages. Singer did something revolutionary with this novel: he allowed readers to determine the ending. Months ago, he placed a video on his website with the closing arguments of both attorneys and allowed readers to find for or against the gun manufacturer, vowing to allow their decision to shape the book. This is a hot topic in today's politics, but Singer presents both sides fairly, making the ending a surprise and truly satisfying. Nobody does it better than Singer.
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Review 10 for The Justice Game - eBook
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Date:August 4, 2009
There is a depth to this book that can only be explained by Singers real life experience in 1988 when he was involved in the longest trial in Virginia bar history. In that case he served as the attorney for a family suing a local gun store for selling a gun illegally used in the shooting and death of their son. Though Singers children were not present that day, the shooting occurred at their school.The two driving characters of this story are Jason Noble, representing the defendant (MD Firearms), and Kelly Starling, representing the plaintiff (the widowed husband of a news reporter killed by an illegally purchased hand gun). Casting a huge but virtually unseen shadow over the trials is Justice Inc., an elusive consulting firm run by Roger Sherwood. It isnt giving away too much to say that both Jason and Kelly have much to owe to Sherwood for their quick rise to national attention.The plot twists come fast and furious driving the story toward its dramatic conclusion. The ending is necessary to resolve the dilemma imposed on the main characters but how that resolution comes about is totally unexpected.Crime and gun control are not black and white issues and neither are the characters in The Justice Game. Both attorneys are haunted by secrets that may unravel their fast tracked careers. The owner of MD Firearms is not some cigar smoking sleeze-bag but rather a woman who adamantly believes it is her right if not duty to manufacture guns for peoples protection (she herself the victim or rape as a teenager). Even the ultimate antagonist is not the powerful and totally evil villain expected but rather somewhat pathetic and belatedly remorseful. A number of themes drive this story on a much deeper level than the trial itself. Foremost among them is the effect hidden wrongs can have years later. Supposedly buried sins and unresolved conflicts have a way of resurfacing at the most inopportune moments.
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Review 11 for The Justice Game - eBook
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Date:July 31, 2009
Randy Singer always delivers a great legal thriller. I've exhausted his shelf at my library and have enjoyed them all. The Justice Game certainly didn't disapoint. I thought it was a tightly plotted and intricate story, with heartfelt charcters that I cared about. It's full of things i didn't expect, at all! Randy Singer kept me reading and kept pulling me into the story.This is a book you will not want to miss. You may or may not agree with the final result, but it will raise some questions and hopefully get some discussions going.Even though I did like the book I didn't quite connect to the story and characters as much as I have in his previous works. Given that, it was great, and one that a lot of readers have strong opinions about the subject. For other people though, it's been their favorite Singer book yet. It's not (in my opinion) the best Randy Singer book i've read, but it is worth reading.
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Review 12 for The Justice Game - eBook
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Date:July 27, 2009
This book was probably one of the most interesting law suspense novels I've ever read. It's a book that really makes you think about why you believe in certain things and how you came to have that viewpoint. In our country, the debate about gun control is highly controversial and is always a major topic during political elections. When one hears about a shooting, it's always easy to want to place the blame on someone. The immediate need is to bring someone and have justice done to make they pay for what has happened. In this case the widower of the murdered newscaster wants to bring down the gun manufacturer. The two young lawyers in this book have to face the hard questions being thrown at them about who is really at fault and who should take the ultimate blame. I really found the mock jury trials and selections very interesting. It makes one think about how controlled our judicial system really is and what goes on behind closed doors. It's also very scary to think about how lawyers can be manipulated by outside forces which can throw off an entire case. I felt that the ending seemed a bit rushed. I just felt that there was a lot of buildup in the entire book and the finale seemed a tad flat. I know however that readers chose this ending after watching video clips, so I'm not sure what to make out of that. However, my only true qualm was that Lisa was not the only victim of the fatal shooting, yet I didn't seem to recall any other family members of the other victims as part of this trial. This just struck me as very odd that no one else seemed to care except for her husband. This was my first book by Randy Singer that I've read and I thoroughly enjoyed it. This book is on par with other law thrillers such as those by John Grisham . In fact, this book reminded me of "Runaway Jury" with it's premise, just minus the strong language. I'm looking forward to going back and reading the rest of Singer's books and will be on the lookout for his new ones.
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Review 13 for The Justice Game - eBook
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Date:July 24, 2009
Loved, loved, loved, loved this book! My husband beat me to the bookshelf to read it, but once I got it, I couldn't put it down. Singer is a master at drawing characters I care about and putting them into legal situations that pull me in. He's every bit as good as John Grisham if not better! And the twists -- even when I anticipate one, he throws in five more that I don't fully expect. I loved this book! If you like a page-turning legal thriller, buy this book today!
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