
Lady Justice and the Lottery
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Narrated by:
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George Kuch
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By:
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Robert Thornhill
Two septuagenarians win the lottery's biggest prize, dragging Walt and Ox into the most bizarre cases of their career.
The two "oldies" are determined to use their new-found wealth to re-create the past but instead propel Walt into the future where he must use drones and Star Trek phasers to balance the scales of justice.
When an extortion plot turns into kidnapping, Walt must boldly go where no cop has gone before to save himself and the millionaire.
Come along for another hilarious ride with the world's oldest and most lovable cop!
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Delightful!
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I love this series
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I was slightly disappointed with George Kuch's performance. The volume and tone of voice kept changing. Almost as though it had been edited to add in extra bits. I don't know what was going on but it distracted me a bit from the story.
So many zany stunts
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The good guys of the SLPD are back! A different pair of retired guys win the lottery and engage a cousin who is a good lawyer to help them to avoid the pitfalls that other lottery winners have faced. There are a lot of other lessons to be learned, and Walt and Ox are right in the middle of the stickiest ones. We also learn a little about the use of drones, and even a little visit by Captain Kirk/William Shatner. Be ready for lots of laughs!
George Kuch is the voice of Walt and crew, and continues to do a fantastic job.
Walt is a Star Trek fan!!!
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Turn back the clock with C.R.A.P
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Once again great story.
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George Kuch uses voices that are believable and, in most cases, lovable.
Lady Justice and the Lottery. Book 14
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Definitely a realistic take on the Lottery!!!
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by Robert Thornhill
Robert has the listener examining what they would do if they came into a windfall. We get to see greed from other people wanting to take some of the winnings away. One of the two elderly starts by trying to help the kids of the community. The other wants to fund entertainment of the type from days gone by.
Walt and his friends are all back and in some hilarious ones at that. We even get to visit Star Trek, captain Kirk's chair from the bridge of the Enterprise. Phasers and tricorders are a good lead in to.........
Of course our qüestion of the book is " drones, are they a spying device or a tool for good?"
My question is Morty the lottery winner the same Mort that was bagging groceries in the first Lady Justice book? Just wondering.
Thanks for another humorous fun listen, Mr. Thornhill. I'm looking forward to the next book.
The narration was well done. The characters were well portrayed. George Kuch you make my day, when I listen to your performance.
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Lady Justice and the Lottery
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Mr Kuch is a wonderful narrator from his male to female voices you are captivated, he really brings Walter to life with his dry humor that fits him to a T. Each of his character voice really fit what I picture the character to sound like which makes it very easy to picture them in your mind. I had no trouble picturing the danger, ribbing, humor and excitement as it unfolds. I always give him a five start because of the wonderful job he does. I wish I could do that again but there were a lot of volume changes half way through the audio that did take away from his preference. Beside that there is no background noise, no repeating of words just a lot of volume changes where his voice is lower and than higher. It happens to many times for it to be when breaks are taken. He still is one of the best narrators I have listen to and does brings true emotions to his characters you can feel the power of the excitement, danger, thrills, and humor along with the dry humor of dear old Walter. The narrator knows how to bring you the thrills, excitement that holds your attention from the first page until the last. I didn't know just why I truly loved his narration until I listened to someone else narrate and found he doesn't put in Walt said or she said etc that takes so much away from the enjoyment of listening. If you have truly wonderful character voices they can tell you who is talking and what they are feeling. My hats of to this narrator for giving me what I truly want to listen to.
Even with the volume changes I totally enjoyed this audio, I love the laughs, even a few OH MYs and a couple of oh that isn't good.
Great listen who wouldn't love this author humor
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