Lethal Objection

A Contemporary Christian Thriller

De: Michael Swiger

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

A sensational trial. Dark motives. Deadly secrets.

Arrogant and abusive Judge Samuel Chesterfield is murdered in his chambers during a sensational wrongful-death trial brought against a prominent abortionist. Only the four trial lawyers had access.

Edward Mead, 77-year-old distinguished law professor, acts as special prosecutor. Still brilliant but struggling with the ravages of age and the recent death of his wife, Mead is thrust headlong into a lethal maelstrom of crime and corruption that threatens to submerge his mind and body, with the slightest misstep costing his life.

Special Agent Sarah Riehl sees the case as her one chance to shatter the glass ceiling that has suffocated her career at the FBI. Her impetuous drive to succeed recklessly propels her on a deadly gambit where the hunter becomes the prey.

This fast-paced legal thriller ripped from today's headlines combines the action and suspense of John Grisham with the classic twists and turns of an Agatha Christie locked room murder mystery, leaving the reader breathlessly guessing until the final page.

With suspense on every page, Amazon #1 Best-Selling author Michael Swiger demonstrates why he is a favorite among mystery, suspense and thriller fans.

Fans of Creston Mapes, Robert Whitlow, Scott Pratt, John Grisham and James Patterson will love this thriller from award-winning and bestselling author Michael Swiger.


Reader praise for Lethal Objection:

★★★★★ Excellent!! - As far as I am concerned this guy is light years ahead of Grisham and Patterson...just a GREAT author....GREAT story....PERIOD.

★★★★★ An important case; verdict is in; judge is murdered in chambers...This is the second Edward Mead thriller; soooo good! An important, but not very well-liked judge is murdered in his chambers just prior to the verdict being delivered in a wrongful death case. One of the attorneys must be the killer, right? Edward Mead stands out as lead investigator in another superbly written thriller by Michael Swiger. Mead is his soft-spoken self; dismissed by other council as too old to be productive; however, he's way ahead of them in insight and development of theories. He gets it right! Did you? Swiger knows how to write; his use of details to create his settings is delightful. Waiting patiently for Edward Mead thriller #3...

★★★★★ Whew to the umpteenth power!! - Unfortunately, intrigue and murder is not uncommon, but in Michael Swiger’s Lethal Objection, it occurs among four suspect attorneys and a dead judge, all within the hallowed halls of the local courthouse!

To potentially complicate matters, the prosecuting team is an unlikely pairing of an aging law professor, Edward Meade, and an attractive young FBI agent. Are you kidding? What could possibly go wrong? Edward Mead’s sense of humor is as sharp as they come! (You know you’d love to be barb sparring buds with the writer!!)

The author’s finesse with plots bears the fragrance of Alfred Hitchcock, the undisputed Master of the plot-twist! Bottom line, this novel definitely earns a “Whew” to the umpteenth power!!

★★★★★ Couldn't put it down! - WOW this was a great read! I was hooked after the first few pages. The characters are colorful and each one of them could of done it. I love reading about things that take place back in Ohio! Micheal's descriptions of the places and areas around Cleveland are great!

I was hooked from the beginning!

I loved following story of Edward Meade. The many twists and turns had me talking out loud at times, laughing, biting my nails. The author brought everything together in the end and tied the whole thing with a bow! Best book I have read on the devastating consequences of abortion. I wish every teenage girl could read the book! Great job, Michael Swiger! BTW, this book would make a great movie!!

virtual voice ruined a good story.

This probably would have been a really good story except that the virtual voice ruined it. with no emotion or variation in tones, the story became boring. The voice mispronounced certain words and placed pauses in the wrong places. If I were an author if would not let an audio book be published using a virtual voice.

Great writing skills but much lost due ti narration

Narration equalled that of a four year old. The book could have rated much higher with a live, trained voice

the characters

It was hard to ignore the voice generated narrator.
There is no substitute for a human voice .

Great legal thriller

I enjoyed the twists and turns as the suspects were investigated to come down to an unexpected conclusion. I also enjoyed the thoughtful middles in the story. I recommend this book for the young adult readerM

Good story terrible performance

Didn’t like the computer generated voice. No emotion and kept saying the main characters name wrong!!

Virtual voice

The story is good, but it got lost in the lack of performance. AI isn’t ready yet for storytelling.

Exceptional writing!!

Couldn’t put this one down. Virtual voice was great too! Will be one of my favorites for sure.
Others will enjoy this story.

loved "E dward" Meade character!!

did not like virtual voice but was able to insert my own inflection in my head. Loved this story! Couldn't stop listening!

Enjoyed the plot.

Enjoyed the book. Hate virtual reading. Can't we just have ppl read. At least then I know a difference in characters.