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The only thing that hasn't changed is my tendency to procrastinate. Read the first page

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5.0 out of 5 stars Buy this book., Aug 3 2003

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MrsCDWhite (Kirkland, WA USA) - See all my reviews

This review is from: Without Due Process (Mass Market Paperback)

Buy this book and all the other Beau stories.
Read them from the first to the last.
Best read you'll ever have!
I love JP Beaumont!

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4.0 out of 5 stars Ghastly murders! Less than exciting sleuthing ..., May 30 2001

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This review is from: Without Due Process (Mass Market Paperback)

This was my third J. A. Jance book and I will definitely be reading more.

Although I did get a feeling for Detective Beaumont in this book, I would have liked to be a little closer to the rest of the characters. Junior, for example, seems rather unbelieveably blah and emotionally capable of dealing with his situation. This seemed peculiar to me. I did not get a sharp understanding of several of the police officers' personalities.

I found myself reading along and hoping that in the next few pages, the pace would pick up and I would begin to feel the excitement that needs to accompany a thriller. Unfortunately, this never happened.

I do think the story shows the importance of the work done by organizations such as King County's Teddy Bear Patrol and supporting merchants and radio stations such as KLSY. For this reason alone I would recommend reading this book. Perhaps others will find it more to their liking if they have a different expectation than I did.

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4.0 out of 5 stars Who are the bad guys?, July 16 2000

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Karen Potts (Lake Jackson, Texas) - See all my reviews
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A policeman and his family are brutally murdered. When J.P. Beaumont begins his investigation, he finds out some unsettling things about the slain policeman's association with known gang members. He also discovers that the man had been investigating some crooked cops. Which group murdered Ben Weston and his family and what was their motive? We see a softer side of Beaumont as he deals with a small boy who is the only survivor of the massacre. Jance is a reliable author and you can count on a good read in this series.

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