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Title: Run from Judgment

Subtitle: Merritt Fury, Book 3

Author: Edward Cline

Narrator: Robert Burke

Format: Unabridged

Length: 10 hrs and 19 mins

Language: English

Release date: 02-04-15

Publisher: Edward Cline

Ratings: 5 of 5 out of 1 votes

Genres: Mysteries & Thrillers, Suspense

Publisher's Summary:

Merritt Fury is the unconquerable American entrepreneur who, in Whisper the Guns, foiled a Red Chinese conspiracy in Hong Kong,and in We Three Kings gave a Saudi sheik his just desserts. Now, in Run from Judgment, he finds himself the target of a mysterious assassin who is eliminating, one by one, the financial enablers of the world's terrorists. He is also the object of another entrepreneur's malice and finally the subject of a captivating portrait painter. At the same time, he is the primary suspect of a British homicide detective who believes Fury has committed the inexplicable assassinations. This is the third and latest in the Fury series.

Members Reviews:

A well-written suspense novel

This novel features memorable characters and a good plot that has some surprising twists.

This is my favorite of the author's books featuring Merritt Fury, an American entrepreneur whose strong principles often lead him into conflict (sometimes deadly) with prominent - and far less principled - people. His strong values also naturally attract him to other people who, like him, seek the best in everything they do. At the same time, his adventures lead to discussions and conflicts about diverse topics including art, philosophy, romantic love, politics and individualism. He is truly a man of action - and also a man of the mind.

The combination of worthy characters and an exciting (and thoughtful) plot made this book a page-turner. But it's more than that: it's also a book that leaves one with memorable scenes and words, and lots to think about long after finishing the reading.

There are occasional references to events that took place in the earlier Merritt Fury novels (Whisper The Guns and We Three Kings - they're also good!) but I don't think it's absolutely necessary to have read them beforehand.

Finally - the title. Run From Judgment. I like it. It's very appropriate, because the book has quite a few people who are doing just that. Evading. Running from judgment: from facing the meaning of what they are doing. And then we see Merritt Fury and a few other characters who understand their own actions, have thought about them, and are justifiably proud.

A great paring with the Cyrus Skeen series

Smart, good character development, intelligent stories...

Very good book~!!~!

I like this series the most~!! I hope more follow~!!!

Five Stars

Worth reading.

Thought provoking

This story is so good that I have read it several times and will return to it again and again.