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Title: Facing Justice
Subtitle: Henry Christie Series, Book 16
Author: Nick Oldham
Narrator: James Warrior
Format: Unabridged
Length: 11 hrs and 11 mins
Language: English
Release date: 07-22-14
Publisher: Audible Studios
Genres: Mysteries & Thrillers, Suspense
Publisher's Summary:
The thrilling new Detective Superintendent Henry Christie novel
When DS Henry Christie sets off on a short winter break with his old friend FBI agent Karl Donaldson, he expects a pleasant hike through the countryside followed by an overnight stop in a picturesque village. But the hike turns into a fight for survival in the worst snowstorm for 30 years. And things only get worse when they stumble, exhausted and injured, into the village pub, only to find themselves in the middle of a blood-soaked stand-off between gangsters with deadly scores to settle....
Members Reviews:
One of Nick Oldham's best
This is one of Oldham's best that I have read so far. Although most of his Henry Christie series are stand alone, there is definitely a connection between FACING JUSTICE and SEIZURE. I suggest reading SEIZURE first, followed by FACING JUSTICE. SEIZURE is a good one, but I think it just does not come close to the genuiness and hard hitting of FACING.
Without giving anything away, FACING is a complete read. The timing seems perfect as are the characters and the setting. Most of it takes place on a snowy evening in a picturesque English village, the site of a thug convention of sorts. Because of the weather and other circumstances, Christie is mostly on his own, dealing with murder and mayhem- another perfect maelstrom, aside from the weather.
I very rarely give any book a 5 star rating, but this one definitely deserves it and maybe even more. It may prove to be much too violent for some, but that is overshadowed by the reality of Oldham's writing style. This guy walks the walk.
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Title: Facing Justice
Subtitle: Henry Christie Series, Book 16
Author: Nick Oldham
Narrator: James Warrior
Format: Unabridged
Length: 11 hrs and 11 mins
Language: English
Release date: 07-22-14
Publisher: Audible Studios
Genres: Mysteries & Thrillers, Suspense
Publisher's Summary:
The thrilling new Detective Superintendent Henry Christie novel
When DS Henry Christie sets off on a short winter break with his old friend FBI agent Karl Donaldson, he expects a pleasant hike through the countryside followed by an overnight stop in a picturesque village. But the hike turns into a fight for survival in the worst snowstorm for 30 years. And things only get worse when they stumble, exhausted and injured, into the village pub, only to find themselves in the middle of a blood-soaked stand-off between gangsters with deadly scores to settle....
Members Reviews:
One of Nick Oldham's best
This is one of Oldham's best that I have read so far. Although most of his Henry Christie series are stand alone, there is definitely a connection between FACING JUSTICE and SEIZURE. I suggest reading SEIZURE first, followed by FACING JUSTICE. SEIZURE is a good one, but I think it just does not come close to the genuiness and hard hitting of FACING.
Without giving anything away, FACING is a complete read. The timing seems perfect as are the characters and the setting. Most of it takes place on a snowy evening in a picturesque English village, the site of a thug convention of sorts. Because of the weather and other circumstances, Christie is mostly on his own, dealing with murder and mayhem- another perfect maelstrom, aside from the weather.
I very rarely give any book a 5 star rating, but this one definitely deserves it and maybe even more. It may prove to be much too violent for some, but that is overshadowed by the reality of Oldham's writing style. This guy walks the walk.