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What an inspiring book Yes it is about a lawyer, new to a high powered firm, just starting his journey when he meets some folks who live on the street There are murders crime and plenty of back stabbing individuals, but through it all you find a different way to goA real connection to others, and a decision to go the tough but worthwhile route A simply amazing story by an author I have enjoyed since I read his very first book And could Not believe it was his first I enjoy legal storie What an inspiring book Yes it is about a lawyer, new to a high powered firm, just starting his journey when he meets some folks who live on the street There are murders crime and plenty of back stabbing individuals, but through it all you find a different way to goA real connection to others, and a decision to go the tough but worthwhile route A simply amazing story by an author I have enjoyed since I read his very first book And could Not believe it was his first I enjoy legal stories, and read many, but none has ever given me the emotion and clarity easily carried by this wonderful story 5 Golden Stars from me, and am so excited this is just the beginning of a series I highly recommend this book to Everyone This is a case of if it looks too good to be true, it probably is From a poor background, newly qualified attorney David Adams has been recruited as an associate at Hunter Kellerman, the most distinguished law firm in Austin, Texas He was offered 20%than much larger firms in San Francisco and New York, plus 20,000 for joining the team Believing he has secured his dream job David makes the most of his change in fortunes But the supposed suicide of another intern gives him pause for t This is a case of if it looks too good to be true, it probably is From a poor background, newly qualified attorney David Adams has been recruited as an associate at Hunter Kellerman, the most distinguished law firm in Austin, Texas He was offered 20%than much larger firms in San Francisco and New York, plus 20,000 for joining the team Believing he has secured his dream job David makes the most of his change in fortunes But the supposed suicide of another intern gives him pause for thought I drove Nick home that night, helped him get into his house Damn Really You may have been the last person to see him alive Police said his girlfriend found him yesterday morning David thought about the guy he d spotted outside Nick s house Mentored by Thomas Gray, David is soon working punishing hours, to keep on top of his workload and ahead of the competition, unaware he s being monitored After a rare night out he is threatened at knifepoint A homeless man, Benny, comes to his aid and through him David is introduced to the other homeless people who live at The Camp , tucked away on the outskirts of the city.An Equal Justice showcases the best and worst of human nature The story is entertaining, and as David begins to realise all is not as it seems at Hunter Kellerman, one of his new street friends is murdered He couldn t believe it They d found him He d been so careful The plan had seemed perfect But he d clearly underestimated their reach David faces a clear choice ignore what he suspects or give up his dream and all that goes with it to fight for justice It s a well written book, maybe tied up a little too neatly but it highlights a social issue that needs addressing I love that Benny s dream has become a reality in Austin There s a good mix of topics, including homelessness, murder, a mystery from the past and deciding what are the most important things in life There s a definite Christian feel to the story, which isn t overwhelming A quick, easy and clean read that keeps a steady pace and I think this book says a lot about the author s own principles.I chose to read and review An Equal Justice courtesy of Katie Olsen Little Bird Publicity via NetGalley This one kind of reminded me of Grisham s The Firm but with a different ethical level with homelessness A quick and thoughtful read. Meh 2.5 5 starsThis book was short I wantedI wanted the story to beflushed out and detailed I wanted the characters to havedepth and knowabout their background and why they are the way they are With that said, I think the bones are good here This book could have been great if Zunker could have expanded on what he already had here I actually really want to pick up another novel by Zunker because again I think the plot was interesting and the characters had promise Meh 2.5 5 starsThis book was short I wantedI wanted the story to beflushed out and detailed I wanted the characters to havedepth and knowabout their background and why they are the way they are With that said, I think the bones are good here This book could have been great if Zunker could have expanded on what he already had here I actually really want to pick up another novel by Zunker because again I think the plot was interesting and the characters had promise, I just wanted Inside A Prestigious Law Firm, A Rookie Lawyer Is Pulled Into A Dark Maze Of Lies And Violence An Ambitious Stanford Graduate, David Adams Has Begun A Fast Track Career At Austin S Most Prestigious Law Firm It S A Personal Victory For The Rising Superstar A Satisfying Reversal From His Impoverished And Despairing Childhood Now He Has The Life He S Always Wanted An Extravagant Salary, A High Rise Condo, A Luxury SUV, And No Limit To How Far He Can Go In The Eyes Of The Top PartnersBut After The Shocking Suicide Of A Fellow Associate One Who, In His Final Hours, Offered David An Ominous Warning He Feels The Pull Of Powerful Forces Behind The Corporation S Enviable Trappings The Suicide Leads Unexpectedly To David S Discovery Of A Secret Enclave Of The City S Homeless, Where He Can T Help But Feel An Affinity To These Outcast Souls Nor Can He Ignore The Feeling That They Hold The Key To The Truth Behind A Dark ConspiracyWhen One Of His New Street Friends Is Murdered, David S Clear Doubts About His Employer Start Shifting Into A Dark Reality Now Torn Between Two Worlds, David Must Surrender All That He S Achieved To Fight For A Larger Cause Of Justice And Become His Firm S Most Dangerous Acquisition It was slow going to get into But once I did, it was pretty intense. I like my crime mystery books with a bitmeat on their bones than this one At only about 200 pages, I flew through it in a couple of hours David Adams is the poor boy made good young hotshot lawyer who turns to drugs to keep himself working through the night He falls in with a homeless man called Benny who saves him from an assailant in a dark alleyway.People are getting killed off left, right and centre David s boss is clearly a drunken, womanising wrongun , and there s a sinister blo I like my crime mystery books with a bitmeat on their bones than this one At only about 200 pages, I flew through it in a couple of hours David Adams is the poor boy made good young hotshot lawyer who turns to drugs to keep himself working through the night He falls in with a homeless man called Benny who saves him from an assailant in a dark alleyway.People are getting killed off left, right and centre David s boss is clearly a drunken, womanising wrongun , and there s a sinister blond man up to no good.The plot is pacey and enjoyable and things just fly along but there s something oddly unsatisfying It s as if somebody has written a screenplay or a synopsis rather than a full book There s very little detail and plenty of that old chestnut of telling rather than showing It reads like a beginners attempt to deliver cut priced John Grisham so I was surprised to read that this wasn t the author s first book and he had a whole series already under his belt.This would be ideal to read on a long train or plain journey or for somebody who likes to keep their books short Received this as a freeFirst reads book I chose it because of the positive reviews it had Maybe the reviews were written by the authors friends, I found it to be a poor imitation of a John Grisham novel, the Firm The characters were poorly fleshed out, I was sick of the money grubbing aspect of this lawyer The only reason I continued to read it was because it was short and I was able to finish it quickly The story line was mildly interesting but predictable Since I did finish it, I Received this as a freeFirst reads book I chose it because of the positive reviews it had Maybe the reviews were written by the authors friends, I found it to be a poor imitation of a John Grisham novel, the Firm The characters were poorly fleshed out, I was sick of the money grubbing aspect of this lawyer The only reason I continued to read it was because it was short and I was able to finish it quickly The story line was mildly interesting but predictable Since I did finish it, I give it two stars It was okay Excellent thriller and insight into the lives of those marginalized by society because of homelessness Author, Chad Zunker is a true advocate who doesn t just talk the talk, but rather walks the walk.getting out and actually making a difference, and helping to open the eyes of our society which all too often chooses to look the other way and seeing beyond the stigma and into the individual A little compassion can transform life for someone down on their luck It is our obligation as hu Excellent thriller and insight into the lives of those marginalized by society because of homelessness Author, Chad Zunker is a true advocate who doesn t just talk the talk, but rather walks the walk.getting out and actually making a difference, and helping to open the eyes of our society which all too often chooses to look the other way and seeing beyond the stigma and into the individual A little compassion can transform life for someone down on their luck It is our obligation as human beings to pay it forward Thank you, Mr Zunker David is a new lawyer, fresh out of school, making big bucks for a prestigious law firm in Texas Out of the gate, it s reminiscent of John Grisham s The Firm, and in many respects it stays that way David meets a group of homeless men who change his life for the better, and we grow with him through an explosive ending Overall, the writing is concise and with very little fluff, which is something to appreciate about a short and easy read And while the story arc was typical for a thriller, the David is a new lawyer, fresh out of school, making big bucks for a prestigious law firm in Texas Out of the gate, it s reminiscent of John Grisham s The Firm, and in many respects it stays that way David meets a group of homeless men who change his life for the better, and we grow with him through an explosive ending Overall, the writing is concise and with very little fluff, which is something to appreciate about a short and easy read And while the story arc was typical for a thriller, the mystery we uncovered with David was certainly entertaining It is what it is A fast paced and entertaining thriller