Reader Review of "Final Justice" by Fern Michaels
Fern Michaels, and her highly enjoyable band of vigilantes, are at it again. In the latest book in the Sisterhood series, the ladies band together and take their unique brand of justice to Sin City.
Through the years, Myra, Annie, Kathryn, Nikki, Alexis, Yoko, and Isabelle have been through alot. Taking on the lowest of the low, people who have slipped through the justice system. The Sisterhood makes sure that no bad deed goes unpunished, and they are in Las Vegas to stop a multi-billion dollar scam.
Marble Rose Barnes is a simple school teacher. She rarely went to the casinos, until a car accident seemed to lead her inside the ritzy doors of several casinos. No matter how long she played, how much she spent, she always managed to win the big bucks. This caught the eye of the Nevada Gaming Commision, who have been keeping their eyes on massive losses to the town's normally busling gambling industry. But it isn't just Marble Rose they are concerned with. It's the Head of Security at the Babylon casion, Hank Owens. He, and his inner circle of goons that keep him in the lap of luxury, have come under scrutiny. The NGC wants Owens and his gang stopped at all costs. And when you want something done on the sly, you want the best. And the Sisterhood is the best at what they do. But can they sneak in and out of the security heavy town with all their "chips" in tact?
The book was an enjoyable little romp, but from reading it, you can tell that it is mearly a set up book. The story jumps at times, so that things that one minute seem important end up being inconsiquential, and vice versa. The book is a tool to set up bigger missions for the Sisters.
I reccomend the book, but it is not Fern Michaels best, by far.
Through the years, Myra, Annie, Kathryn, Nikki, Alexis, Yoko, and Isabelle have been through alot. Taking on the lowest of the low, people who have slipped through the justice system. The Sisterhood makes sure that no bad deed goes unpunished, and they are in Las Vegas to stop a multi-billion dollar scam.
Marble Rose Barnes is a simple school teacher. She rarely went to the casinos, until a car accident seemed to lead her inside the ritzy doors of several casinos. No matter how long she played, how much she spent, she always managed to win the big bucks. This caught the eye of the Nevada Gaming Commision, who have been keeping their eyes on massive losses to the town's normally busling gambling industry. But it isn't just Marble Rose they are concerned with. It's the Head of Security at the Babylon casion, Hank Owens. He, and his inner circle of goons that keep him in the lap of luxury, have come under scrutiny. The NGC wants Owens and his gang stopped at all costs. And when you want something done on the sly, you want the best. And the Sisterhood is the best at what they do. But can they sneak in and out of the security heavy town with all their "chips" in tact?
The book was an enjoyable little romp, but from reading it, you can tell that it is mearly a set up book. The story jumps at times, so that things that one minute seem important end up being inconsiquential, and vice versa. The book is a tool to set up bigger missions for the Sisters.
I reccomend the book, but it is not Fern Michaels best, by far.
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Comment by Sandra Eurich on February 9, 2009 at 2:44am - Aloha Jeff I read a lot of books twice becouse the first time i alway miss something .And i you said there will be more books that follow that is win i read them 1 behind the other.Sandra
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Comment by Jeff Rozen on February 9, 2009 at 12:26am - I seem to remember reading this book quite a few books ago. As I remember it was pretty good but a little strange. It is good to know there are other people out there who agree that there will be other books following with these characters in them. I look forward to reading them.
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