Review of Time for Justice

[Ogunkoya Mayowa]

This is an interesting crime book that talks about how Fiona and Tom investigate a case where Erin is being murdered in her dream and a case of how a five-year-old girl went missing for 35 years. I like how the book contains great suspense and how the characters are well-developed. Nice review.

[John Ikenwanze]

Today's BOTD is supper intriguing, interesting and captivating. A book I recommend to adventurous readers. Congratulations to the author on making BOTD. Thank you for the great review.

[John Rivera 2f]

Time For Justice sounds like a very interesting mystery novel according to the reviewers account. I look forward to reading it

[Dzejn_Crvena]

With so many characters introduced in the OBC review, I wonder if this book is a collection if short stories. Since it's the sequel in a series, I'm hesitant to read it. However, I may change my mind after learning that it can be read as a stand alone. Fans of murder and mystery will enjoy reading this book. Congratulations on the BOTD.

[Leen282]

This is typically a book for me: interesting characters, and legal proceedings. I can see where Tom as an attorney would come in the story. As for Fiona, I want to find out where she fits in the story and what her role will be, how she is investigating the murder and the missing persons case.

[Atieno Magero]

I like that the book can be read as a standalone even though it's part of a series. This book is perfect for people who like mysteries. I also like that the book has a great storyline and that it's well written and researched. Congratulations on making botd!

[Ogochukwu Sylvia]

Oh I love a well edited book with zero profanity
I'm really interested in Fiona and Tom now
Will their paths ever cross?
Will it blossom into a love story despite their difference in age?
The suspense is really giving everything
Looking forward to reading the book

[Pauline Parnell]

The disappearances of a young woman and a child are the subjects of two unsolved cold cases. Despite the numerous obstacles and inquires, Fiona and Tom are determined to solve them. It's a gripping tale. Thanks for your review.

[Damian Keyes]

I'm always down to indulge in a mystery novel. The OBC official review does a good job of describing the characters without emphasizing their role. That mean I have to get this book to find out what is going on.

[Anusha Thatavarthi]

This seems like a good character driven mystery that will keep readers turning the pages. I would love to git it a try. Thanks for the amazing review.

[Vidhi Adhikari]

Sounds like an interesting mystery novel. Looking forward to reading this one. Congratulations on being listed as Book of the day.

[Michael Gambo]

I decided to read a few pages of the book but I did not realize that Tom is almost a sixty-year-old man. Thanks for this informative review.

[Limpho Mojakisane]

The title alone speaks volumes about the content of the book. I love a novel filled with mystery and suspense, and will definitely be reading this one because I am curious as to how the different characters in the book will solve their cases. Congratulations to the author on BOTD.

[Yvonne Oloo]

I like how the author built suspense and mystery quite early in the book by placing two cases for Fiona and Tom to work on. This looks like a good crime/thriller story.

[Keshav Mishra]

[Following is an official OnlineBookClub.org review of "Time for Justice" by Susan C Muller.]

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5 out of 5 stars

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Fiona has brightly colored hair and lives in her Volkswagon bus. Tom is a successful attorney and lives in an expensive suburb of Houston. Fiona is young and ready to get ahead in life. Tom is nearing sixty and questioning many of his choices. Fiona had been in foster care most of her life. Tom had lived with at least one parent until he went to college. What could these two possibly have in common? Read Time for Justice by Susan C. Muller to find out.

Erin Wright was spending the next several days with her mother, who was having her hip replaced. Erin also had a lot of thinking to do and decisions to make. She never dreamed that she would be murdered in her sleep. The main suspect had always been Kirby, Erin’s husband, who always seemed to be short of money and would rob Peter to pay Paul for it. Erin’s sister, Laney Buchman, wanted to prove his guilt beyond any doubt.

Marcie Meyers was a five-year-old girl who went missing 35 years ago. Not much work had been done on the case, then or now. The young girl’s parents had never pursued it. They were satisfied with the answers that they were given at the time, even though their lives and those of their son were never the same. Marcie’s mother has just discovered that she is dying and now wants definitive answers to her questions.

I’ve become very attached to Fiona and Tom while reading this book. They have plenty of problems (the same man is attacking them separately, out of nowhere, for instance), but they don’t let setbacks keep them from investigating and asking the hard questions. I admire the amount of research that Ms. Muller had to do when writing this novel. Anything having to do with the complicated legal system in America cannot be common knowledge.

This is the third book in the “Time for Murder” series. It didn’t feel like part of a series. In fact, I forgot that it was while I was reading. I am sure that if I had read the other two books, I would have seen some references to the characters or had a deeper understanding of some of them. As it was, Ms. Muller did an excellent job of engaging the reader and not leaving them feeling left out of the action. I suppose that if you had read the previous two books, there would have been repetition regarding the main characters lives. I’m going to find the prequels.

The only thing that I found while reading that I even slightly disliked was the scene depicting a skinny dog. The dog wasn’t even a substantial character. The scene wasn’t long and was eclipsed by the next one anyway, so it wasn't a big problem.

I rate this novel 5 out of 5 stars. There were no errors in the entire book, so I will state that it has been extremely well edited by a professional. There was also very little profanity. I think that anyone who likes mysteries will enjoy this novel. There is no reason to only recommend this to adults. The only reason to do so would be a low level of interest among younger readers. In my opinion, this was an excellent book.

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Thank you for sharing your detailed review of "Time for Justice" by Susan C. Muller. It sounds like you thoroughly enjoyed the book and found its characters, plot, and writing style engaging. The interconnected stories of Fiona and Tom, Erin's murder investigation, and the missing girl case seem to have captivated your attention. It's great that the author managed to make the book accessible even as part of a series, and you appreciated the lack of errors and profanity.

Your rating of 5 out of 5 stars indicates your high level of satisfaction. It's clear that you would recommend the book to mystery lovers and possibly a broader audience as well.