Title: Caring For Justice
Author: M. A. Comley
Format reviewed: Ebook
Source: Author supplied copy
Publisher: Jeamel Publishing Ltd
Publication Date: 15th July 2019
Rating: 5 Stars
A Justice novella featuring the original cast members, yes, Pete is back!
DI Lorne Warner and her partner, Pete Childs have one of their toughest cases to crack in this fast paced novella.
Someone is intent on attacking pensioners in their own homes. Can Lorne and Pete put an end to these heinous crimes? Or will someone else intervene to give the investigation a helping hand?
DI Lorne Warner and her partner, Pete Childs have one of their toughest cases to crack in this fast paced novella.
Someone is intent on attacking pensioners in their own homes. Can Lorne and Pete put an end to these heinous crimes? Or will someone else intervene to give the investigation a helping hand?
As a long term fan of the Justice series, it's always great to see a new addition, and this is a fabulous little novella.
As with all the Justice novella's it takes us back to much earlier in Lorne Simpkin's career, while her police partner Pete was still alive. It was great to see a young Lorne back in action again, given I have seen her develop over the years and series.
The nature of the crimes being investigated this time are horrible, and with the first victim having the same name as my elderly grandfather, I just hope that nothing like this ever happens to him.
This really is a whistle stop investigations, in a fully formed extra story that will please fans of the series. Felt rather nostalgic to me, while hoping that Lorne would be able to stop this new spate of murders.
Easily readable within a lunch break, carve out an hour or so of time, and just be hooked on M. A. Comley's great writing, while having sympathy for the victims, and curious as to just how the police would solve it.
An excellent addition to this series, that can easily be read as a standalone.
Thank you to M. A. Comley for this copy which I have reviewed honestly and voluntarily
As with all the Justice novella's it takes us back to much earlier in Lorne Simpkin's career, while her police partner Pete was still alive. It was great to see a young Lorne back in action again, given I have seen her develop over the years and series.
The nature of the crimes being investigated this time are horrible, and with the first victim having the same name as my elderly grandfather, I just hope that nothing like this ever happens to him.
This really is a whistle stop investigations, in a fully formed extra story that will please fans of the series. Felt rather nostalgic to me, while hoping that Lorne would be able to stop this new spate of murders.
Easily readable within a lunch break, carve out an hour or so of time, and just be hooked on M. A. Comley's great writing, while having sympathy for the victims, and curious as to just how the police would solve it.
An excellent addition to this series, that can easily be read as a standalone.
Thank you to M. A. Comley for this copy which I have reviewed honestly and voluntarily
I've got to tell my husband about these!
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