Legal dynamo Bob Baldwin forges corporate mergers that reap millions for CEOs, investment bankers, and law firms. Meanwhile, rank-and-file workers watch their jobs disappear, families suffer, and communities crumble. Bob soothes his guilt with the balm of a grand salary and beautiful wife. But when an act of betrayal claims his woman, his income, and even his health, he le Legal dynamo Bob Baldwin forges corporate mergers that reap millions for CEOs, investment bankers, and law firms. Meanwhile, rank-and-file workers watch their jobs disappear, families suffer, and communities crumble. Bob soothes his guilt with the balm of a grand salary and beautiful wife. But when an act of betrayal claims his woman, his income, and even his health, he learns the pain of an indifferent world and can no longer ignore the carnage of his work. In a defiant rage, he steals millions from the law firm and flees to start a new life in a remote village where the values of honesty, loyalty, and community still survive. Despised by a tyrannical boss, deceived by a manipulative trophy wife, and pursued by a dogged but conflicted detective, Bob struggles to rebuild the town that corporate “right-sizing” has destroyed—before his ex-employer can track him down and exact revenge. As the hounds close in, Bob realizes that war is not won by hiding in the trenches. He must take the battle to the citadel. BREWING JUSTICE is a story of greed and betrayal, sacrifice and loss, and ultimately love and redemption. In the worst of times, we find the best in ourselves.
Brewing Justice
Legal dynamo Bob Baldwin forges corporate mergers that reap millions for CEOs, investment bankers, and law firms. Meanwhile, rank-and-file workers watch their jobs disappear, families suffer, and communities crumble. Bob soothes his guilt with the balm of a grand salary and beautiful wife. But when an act of betrayal claims his woman, his income, and even his health, he le Legal dynamo Bob Baldwin forges corporate mergers that reap millions for CEOs, investment bankers, and law firms. Meanwhile, rank-and-file workers watch their jobs disappear, families suffer, and communities crumble. Bob soothes his guilt with the balm of a grand salary and beautiful wife. But when an act of betrayal claims his woman, his income, and even his health, he learns the pain of an indifferent world and can no longer ignore the carnage of his work. In a defiant rage, he steals millions from the law firm and flees to start a new life in a remote village where the values of honesty, loyalty, and community still survive. Despised by a tyrannical boss, deceived by a manipulative trophy wife, and pursued by a dogged but conflicted detective, Bob struggles to rebuild the town that corporate “right-sizing” has destroyed—before his ex-employer can track him down and exact revenge. As the hounds close in, Bob realizes that war is not won by hiding in the trenches. He must take the battle to the citadel. BREWING JUSTICE is a story of greed and betrayal, sacrifice and loss, and ultimately love and redemption. In the worst of times, we find the best in ourselves.
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Mark Piper –
Ken Hubona’s Brewing Justice is intriguing from the outset, compelling throughout, and satisfying at the end. Hubona is a skilled craftsman whose prose is easy to read and draws you in from the first chapter. The characters all feel real, although some of the worst people are pushing the envelope. An underlying plot is good versus evil. But this isn’t a cliché treatment of that time-worn theme. Hubona keeps us on our toes with unexpected plot twists and adroit character development, neither of w Ken Hubona’s Brewing Justice is intriguing from the outset, compelling throughout, and satisfying at the end. Hubona is a skilled craftsman whose prose is easy to read and draws you in from the first chapter. The characters all feel real, although some of the worst people are pushing the envelope. An underlying plot is good versus evil. But this isn’t a cliché treatment of that time-worn theme. Hubona keeps us on our toes with unexpected plot twists and adroit character development, neither of which readers will see coming. There is not much gray area between good and evil here, but there may be room for some redemption. All the characters, including a lot of minor ones, are well-drawn and believable in the context of the novel. Bob Baldwin, the protagonist, is thoroughly likable (even though he’s an acquisitions lawyer), and soon enough he’s out for revenge. Bob is a flawed hero, but he’s no more flawed than the rest of us. He takes his lumps and comes out of the battle better off, vindicated in the opinion of the readers if not in the eyes of the law. Bob’s wife, Heather, is nothing but a scheming gold-digger until she isn’t. H. Meriwether Doyle, the head of the law firm, is as close to pure evil as possible. Add to that a penchant for hurting others, and treating the rest of the world as if it was his own personal sandbox. You’re not going to be able to relate to Doyle or a couple of others who are cruel and sometimes inhuman, but the majority of the characters you meet are people you might want to have a beer with. The plot of Brewing Justice is quite complex, and the story is told from several different points of view. That can be difficult for readers to follow, but not when the narrative is in the deft hands of a talented writer like Hubona. The writing is top-notch, and the novel shows the value of good editing. I highly recommend this novel, but it comes with a warning. You might not be able to put it down once you start.
John Burke –
Crime by alearner I was expecting more crime this book as the author had highlighted th scenarios attorneys encounter when taking instructions from clients however there was a story albeit much more subdued and developed into a benevolent exercise which cannot be factual with the attorney profession today The opportunity was within the chapters to illustrate the retaliation of human nature but that never happened but overall it is an enjoyable read despite being less than my exoectations
Don Dye –
Brewing Justice by Ken Hubona This story starts slow with characters that you wouldn't invite into your house, but with a c 9ouple of exceptions most grow into caring people. This is about how that happens, and about what happens to those who don't grow. Brewing Justice by Ken Hubona This story starts slow with characters that you wouldn't invite into your house, but with a c 9ouple of exceptions most grow into caring people. This is about how that happens, and about what happens to those who don't grow.
David Armstrong –
Cheers A very good book. Fun, entertaining and fast paced. Not only that, but there’s also beer! A well developed story line and characters that come to life. You will be hooked after the first few pages.
Jane –
A great read- good versus the greediest and beer making in the mix. Full of suspense and humor
Jean C. Norman –
Excellent A real page turner. This was a good, clean story with justice shining through. Although not realistic, entertaining and a HEA
barbara pint –
Review Great read. I recommend this author highly. Loved his main characters and their interactions. Great storyline and kept me guessing throughout.
J.D. Schechter –
Intricate Well crafted, although sometimes predictable... and sometimes a trifle far-fetched. Still, a good read even if the bad guys get better than they deserve
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