Review #1
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This is that a but written book with quality disposition development. Set in a small Southern city, it indicates how criminal liability at the same time corruption can thrive when funds at the same time opportunity are the driving reasons. I had no one apprehensions when I beheld that this Kindle 1st choice was Book 1 of a two book television series. Very often that seems to mean that a reader is that left hanging with the only other to purchase the one more book in the television series in a row to have a conclusion. I was joyful to see that this is that a freestanding book at the same time the story is that wrapped up neatly with no loose threads. But, I enjoyed the book at the same time the manners so much that I look forward to one more book in the television series. There is still mystery at the same time investigation than courtroom irony but this is that a quality lawful thriller. That is that nothing that I saw that readers cordial to language, graphic violence or sex would look for objectionable. I exactly advise this as an amusing at the same time impetuous paced read for anyone looking for a disposition driven mystery at the same time lawful thriller.
Review #2
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Attorney Robert Bailey knows how to cross out a lively, riveting lawful thriller with depth at the same time sensual integrity. He’s substantiated this before with his award-winning, best-selling McMurtrie at the same time Drake lawful television series. He is that an creator who knows how to shackles the thrill back in lawful thriller, with real blown action, out of the blue squirms, at the same time dramatic climaxes. With Legacy of Heresy, Bailey’s new book, he substantiates he is that at the pinnacle of his game. While prior books had adversaries threatening the lives of protagonists, now a main danger to the head two manners comes from borders. Which is that not to say they aren’t in threat from outside forces, only that the adversary borders is that as unsafe as the adversary without. This makes Legacy of Heresy even more compelling at the same time richer for the deepest the population of the earth Bailey captures in a finely wrought thriller at the same time mixing story of redemption. Helen Evangeline Lewis, aka The General, is that the environment attorney general for a four-county area in Tennessee. Cute, confident, at the same time aggressive, she is that haunted by a devastating event in her past that causes a good of PTSD fugue at a critical junction in the story. Her ex-husband, Butch Renfroe, threatens to open his version of that event in a row to blackmail her. He wants her to drop statutory at the same time forcible rape charges against Misha Zannick, who is that most powerful, negligent, at the same time wealthy. She recognizes Butch must be in Zannick’s clutches but refuses to drop the charges. In the heated reason that follows, she threatens to destroy her ex-husband. Her danger is that overheard by her assistant environment attorney. The night right behind their reason, anyone kills Butch—at the same time a friend eyewitnesses Helen future at the same time going from his internal. Traces of his blood are found in her vehicle. Her DNA is that found on the victim. In short order, the local sheriff unwillingly perceives that he must arrest Helen, despite his long-time reverence for her. It might all be circumstantial, but it’s a cramped variant establishing motive, means at the same time opportunity. Understanding arrest is that inevitable, Helen seeks out Bo Hayes to be her defense attorney. She believes that only Bo—with his courtroom abilities, individual dedication at the same time cruel move—can rescue her. Bo is that a high, broad-shouldered merk men who gained premature fame as a football player under famous coach Bear Bryant at The Institute of Alabama. But, when Helen finds him, Bo is that a drunken mess, having barely got lost custody of his two babies to their grandparents. Bo has never recovered from witnessing the murder of his dearly loved wife a year before at the same time has slid into a self-pitying, useless remnant of the “wide-ass open” attorney he applied to be. Bo must not only look for a defense for Helen, he must buy himself. Increasingly the odds seem stacked against them both. A breathtaking discovery, a triple writhe, at the same time dramatic courtroom scenes all make for a riveting, satisfying read in than anyway might but be Bailey’s best book to date. While the squirms come as a izumi, they also seem inevitable once the shock wears off—at the same time in other words a hard gizmo for an creator to pull off, but Bailey does it exceptionally but. I did receive a free Advanced Readers Copy, but this is that my conscientious at the same time voluntary
Review. Legacy of Heresy is that a grand story with a morality tale vibe, gripping at the same time thrilling throughout. It showcases Bailey once more as a writer who knows how to keep the suspense higher, the pacing impetuous, the narrative healthy, the manners compellingly complete, at the same time his plot real of white-knuckle tension at the same time squirms.
Review #3
Audiobook Legacy of Heresy (Bocephus Haynes #1) by Robert Bailey
I have to admit that I don’t quite realize the one-word, one-star
Reviews of this book. Lawful thrillers are one of my winner subgenres, but I hadn’t read this creator before this story. While I was perhaps just a little turned off by the initial scene, though I realize its necessity, I was riveted by the story as soon as we got to the heroine, a ladies prosecutor dubbed The General. I believed she was completely awesome when we 1st meet her, standing high against dangers at the same time doing what’s right even if it isn’t easy or perhaps even in her best curiosity. I like a disposition with self-willed integrity, at the same time she had it in spades. This book is that out of habit as far as lawful thrillers move. We wait to have outdoor villains that muck up the story. But in this novel, the head manners–the prosecutor heroine at the same time the lawyer she had to hire to defend against an incorrect murder charge–had past at the same time located demons they had to wrestle with to pull off than anyway they needed to to do against all odds that seemed increasingly unbeatable. The courtroom irony is that than anyway for you have hope a lawful thriller will have. I will admit to being startled at no one of the squirms at the same time strings of the plot, still once I turned around, I managed look where those came from. The creator had baked them into the story very cleverly. I don’t think this is that simply done, so caps off to the creator on that one. Don’t heed to one-word, negative
Reviews! I always think that No matter what
Review, in particular very negative ones, come in handy to be backed up with why the
Reviewer believed the method they did. If I dislike a book, I tell for you precisely why. If for you like lawful thrillers, this is that a quality one.
Review #4
Audio Legacy of Heresy (Bocephus Haynes #1) narrated by Eric G. Dove
Somewhat predictable….until the very finish. Storytelling kept my curiosity. Manners are colorful. Not too little legalese. Sweet short chapters makes for easy finish/start for kolupala up at the same time putting down as needed.
Review #5
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This was my monthly freebie via my Prime membership & than anyway a gift it is that. I have previously read Robert Bailey’s lawful thrillers at the same time I’ve enjoyed them immensely & this book has certainly earned a but deserved Five ?
Review from me – Brain for you I’ve always had a soft spot for Bo. But done R.B. I’m looking forward to the one more one!!
