A Threat to Justice

by Ken Abraham, Chuck Norris, Tim Grayem, et al.

Book Overview

A Threat to Justice, the second Old West novel from Chuck Norris and friends, finds Ezra Justice and his elite group of special operation soldiers having gone their separate ways just after the Civil... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Hardcover
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0739488228
• ISBN13: 9780739488225
• Release Date: January 2007
• Publisher: Simplicity Pattern Co
• Length: 262 Pages
• Weight: 0.80 lbs.

Customer Reviews

Excellant

This book is fantastic. Could not put it down until I was finished. Well written, funny, exciting, an all around good read.

(RAW Rating 3.5) Justice rides again

A THREAT TO JUSTICE picks up after the Civil War. Ezra Justice and his elite group, who served as special operations soldiers, have parted company and are back living their pre-war lives. However, when there is a need to combat armed resistances against President Grant and his efforts to reconstruct America, Justice must call the group together and saddle up. Justice's orders from General Sherman were simple; reunite his elite soldiers to covertly fight the Confederacy. The American West was a wild frontier and dangerous outlaws pursued unscrupulous dreams of fortune. As everyone took the law into their own hands, the President was hard-pressed to get control. The Justice Riders became unsung heroes who ventured West to bring order and justice to the adventure-filled quest of prospectors and South to thwart the vicious acts of the Klan and rebel infantrymen. For every good there must be an opposing evil and the nemesis for the 'Justice Riders' is a different band of soldiers called the 'Death Raiders'. The battle of law and order suddenly becomes deadlier and far more personal. The name Chuck Norris immediately invokes images of Walker, Texas Ranger policing the Texas plains. With that image in mind as you turn the pages of A THREAT TO JUSTICE, the second Old West novel from Chuck Norris and friends, you should expect to be charmed. This is an action-packed adventure when the country was untamed and uncensored. Mr. Norris and the contributing authors sprinkle elements of faith, romance and excitement throughout the pages. Reviewed by aNN of The RAWSISTAZ(tm) Reviewers

Justice and Gang Rides Again!!

Just recently bought the book lastweek. Haven't finished the book but so far I think it is better then the first one. Part one began slow for awhile until the characters stories get started. One part that I love about this one so far. Is some of the cities mention in Tennessee and around Tennessee. Like Johnson City which is like twenty minutes from me. Not finished with the book again but truly a great book hope they at least come out with one more

The godly, the bad and the ugly

A good book about people fighting for the right and defending the weak. I like the growth the characters are going through. The friendship of the main characters is well written.