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    Fatal Justice: Jack Lamburt 2
    Fatal Justice: Jack Lamburt 2
    Fatal Justice: Jack Lamburt 2
    Audiobook4 hours

    Fatal Justice: Jack Lamburt 2

    Written by John Etzil

    Narrated by Alan Taylor

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    About this audiobook

    "For fans of this genre, the gritty power in Etzil's writing is hard to deny..."

    - Self-Publishing Book Review


    A small-town sheriff's dark past may be the only thing that keeps his town alive…


    Jack Lamburt has a bright future as the sheriff of a quiet town. He knows the locals by name, he's dating the bar mistress, and nobody suspects his dark secrets. When big city mafia stirs up trouble in his small town, Lamburt retaliates with swift, violent action. Now the crime syndicate is in search for answers… and blood. 


    With the lives of the people he swore to protect in grave danger, Lamburt will need every weapon in his arsenal to outmaneuver the mob. Even if it means he'll risk exposing his past.


    Fatal Justice is the second book in the best selling series starring Sheriff Jack Lamburt, the ultimate vigilante. If you like gritty realism, high-tech surveillance, and no-holds-barred justice, then you'll love John Etzil's gripping thrillers. 


    Get Fatal Justice now to begin this vigilante thriller series today!

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherJohn Etzil
    Release dateNov 6, 2017
    ISBN9781094285160
    Fatal Justice: Jack Lamburt 2

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