The third, red-hot book in the action-packed Jury Series saga. A sadist with a hunger for victims is stalking the streets of Los Angeles—leaving a trail of destruction which threatens to engulf the city in racial violence. And he’s calling himself…Mr. Jury.
Now vigilante Brett Macklin, the real Mr. Jury, is hitting the killing ground with just seventy hours to hunt down the deadly impostor and clear his name.
All he has to do is take on an army of fanatical white supremacists, stop a news-hungry reporter from digging too deep into his past, and save a tough black cop from being buried alive. Time and luck are running out.
“Lee Goldberg spins a lean and mean tale of vigilante justice with his third entry in the action packed The Jury series. Despite being written several decades ago when Goldberg was a college student, the prose is sanded like the best hardboiled material from days past. It’s a sleek crime thriller with a racing heartbeat, a tale told with attentiveness to driving pace and character.” Considering Stories
“Goldberg is today a very popular novelist and screenwriter, but as a college sophomore, he had already demonstrated a knack for telling a crackling action story in a lean manner. The concept is a good one, and the sex and violence levels are appropriately gruesome.” Johnny LaRue’s Crane Shot
(Originally published as the third book in the “.357 Vigilante” series under the pen name Ian Ludlow)