Supreme Justice: A Novel of Suspense Audiobook

" I thought the previous book "Executive Privilege" packed a bigger punch, but "Supreme Justice" kept my interest peaked as the author took the reader through a twisting series of turns. I did find that a lot of the story repeated itself, as told by different characters, and some of the events stretched the realm of belief, at times. Overall however, I enjoyed reading this book and enjoyed the surprise twists provided. "

" Always enjoy his books. Loved this one. Johnnie, I think you'd enjoy this one. "

" I'm not Margolin's biggest fan, but this one was decent. There were a lot of different parts that came together at the end. A lot of it is highly improbable and the prose is a bit clunky, but the story more or less held my interest 'til the end. I like some of the Supreme Court stuff even if it wasn't all that believable. Decent, not great. "

" Excellent follow-up to Executive Privilege! Again, kept me on my toes to the very end! I honestly can't hardly put these books down and have finished both within 48 hours! "

" Interesting, but not as heavy on the Supreme Court side of the story as I had hoped. "

" Thought I would give this author a try. Pretty good. The story kept me interested. Found it a little confusing in parts with too many different sub-plots going on. "

" One of the best books I have read in ages! "

" Lots of action and intrigue. Agood read. "

" Fast read; before you can really be too bothered you're just about finished. Nothing makes sense, practically nothing is plausible. It really is an insult. But. Slightly sympathetic characters, slightly interesting locale. "

" fairly good mystery, but predictable "

" Supreme Justice: A Novel of SuspenseFast moving and thrilling page turner. "

" Nice when an ending isn't predictable. He has been off his previous book or two, so good to see him back on his game. "

" Fast paced thriller that was a nice escape. "

" Almost a five-star book. The last 2 or three chapters could have been knocked off and Phillip Margolin would have done it. "

" Fun read, fast paced. Great for conspiracy theories! If you like David Baldacci, you'll probably like this as well. "

" Quick read. Interesting stuff about the Supreme Court. "

" Really good story line. Lots of "legalese", but interesting twists and turns with the whole plot. "

" Sometimes a bit confusing as it jumped from one time or place to another, but a good thriller. I never saw the ending coming. "

" i've read all margolin books-----------i kept thinking i had read this one before. i hadn't --it was entertaining but not his best. "

" 2.5 Definitely a summer time read. (You wouldn't want to waste time on it if you had anything pressing to do!). Such corruption in high places! Such stereotypes! "

" "Supreme Justice" was pretty good for "a novel of suspense. It was better than your everyday mystery novel. "

" Characters from Executive Privilege return-this time mystery and murder and the Supreme Court. The former head of the CIA and a Supreme Court Judge are trying to cover up a CIA operation of years ago. "

" This was a fast read - I consumed the book in a couple of days. Lots of suspense and action and a good follow-up to "Executive Privilege" "

" A run of the mill political suspense novel with a surprise ending. Lots of flashbacks, lots of characters, too many unsolved and unnoticed murders to be believable. But for books like this you're supposed to suspend your disbelief. "

" fairly good mystery, but predictable "

" Thought I would give this author a try. Pretty good. The story kept me interested. Found it a little confusing in parts with too many different sub-plots going on. "

" It was okay. I like the main character. "

" Characters from Executive Privilege return-this time mystery and murder and the Supreme Court. The former head of the CIA and a Supreme Court Judge are trying to cover up a CIA operation of years ago. "

" This book was okay, I found it to be lackluster in it's delivery. Not one of my faves by Mr. Margolin. "

" A run of the mill political suspense novel with a surprise ending. Lots of flashbacks, lots of characters, too many unsolved and unnoticed murders to be believable. But for books like this you're supposed to suspend your disbelief. "

" Good follow up to his previous book, Executive Privilege. "

" Phillip Margolin's books are always exciting, fast paced reads, and "Supreme Justice" was no exception. "

" Nicely written plot with no holes I could see. I did find it a stretch though that a law clerk could be involved in both bringing down a president (an earlier book) and an assassination attempt on a supreme court justice (this book). But in fiction anything is possible. "

" OK. A tad predictable. I liked the characterization of the Justice. "

" He's done much better. I was not impressed. Too many characters. Too personal. Not realistic. Other books were better. "