Blind Justice

This is an excellent book--Ben Kincaid is a man with good sense, a fairly clean mouth, and a heart for people--most people anyway. I am committed to reading all of the books because of this first one.

What a great book. No, it is not scary, no it does not use a lot of ugly, ugly words, no it will not keep you up at night from being scared. It is a really good mystery that will hold your attention and make you want to skip pages to find out how it will end. Ben is a good attorney that has people on his mind and not money. Christina is a good character. I liked her and Jones and Loving. I really hope these four form a group, "family" if you please, that will be in book three. Ben is not afraid to fight the people in charge, he will tangle with any one and sometimes in very funny ways. Who else would let chickens stay in his office for a while? Can't wait to read the next one.

Logically the second in this series, this is the book in which Ben Kinkaid's staff joins him. At the beginning he has only Jones, then Loving joins his staff, and finally (after Ben proves her innocent of a murder charge) Christina. The plot is well constructed, and Ben and Christina make a great pair. [email protected]

This is the second of the series of Justice books written by Mr. Bernhardt. One thing I am enjoying is reading about recurring characters. I feel that I am journeying through these ordeals with the characters, Ben Kincaid, and his legal assistant, Christina McCall. Unlike many other writers, Bernhardt adds a touch of humour to his stories, though they are very serious and well-written. His hero, Ben, is not the James Bond type. He's more of an intellectual who thinks on his feet, and doesn't care much about the macho scene. In Blind Justice, the hero is forced to defend his future legal assistant against a murder charge. The evidence is piled up against her, yet Ben doesn't despair. I liked it a lot, and am continuing reading the rest of the series.

This book is the second in the series by William Bernhardt. I read the last two in the series before I discovered that there were more than just the two. After having read four of the six, I think I like this one the best. Ben Kincaid is a not-so James Bond type of lawyer. He possesses several qualities that set him apart from the usual shark-infested waters of our legal profession. He has a soul, a sense of humor, and is hopelessly dedicated to trying to make the world a better place. This is fast-paced, and makes for an excellent read. I could barely put it down once I got started. I strongly recommend reading this one, and I am certainly going to read the rest of them as fast as I can.