Conflict of Duty

A Legal Thriller (Sam Johnstone, Book 6)

By: James Chandler

Narrated by: James Anderson Foster

The pursuit of the truth might cost one Wyoming lawyer everything …

In the wake of a trial loss and personal upheaval, defense attorney Sam Johnstone is drawn back into the legal fray by an accused drug dealer involved in a fatal fentanyl case. The dealer's tantalizing offer? Pivotal information that could exonerate the son of Sam’s former partner in exchange for representation.

As Sam ventures deeper into this moral minefield, he uncovers suppressed testimony that could incriminate a former client … and threaten his own career.

From Wall Street Journal bestselling author James Chandler comes the sixth book in the Sam Johnstone legal thriller series; perfect for fans of John Grisham, James Patterson, and C.J. Box.

©2024 James Chandler (P)2024 Recorded Books

Better than Good but short of Great

This one felt a bit fractured and lacked conformity to a steady storyline. Can a reader be disappointed in the main character they’ve come to respect and admire? Chandler has his dedicated readers fully vested in Sam; we hate to see him fail, flounder, or self struggle. Perhaps that’s why this one feels a bit “off” from the previous titles in the series.

Still Sam

Sam stayed true to form as a protagonist. The internal joys and struggles were relatable to most audiences in one way or another. The ending seemed confusing and rushed. The secondary characters didn’t get the closure they deserved. That said, I enjoyed yet another book in this series.

Conflicted

Having listened to all of the previous books in this series, it was surprising to see the change in Sam’s character to one more grubbier and edgy. It was off-putting at times. Nonetheless, it was an intriguing story with very interesting characters.

Everything and More.

What can I say? Broke my heart. Touched my soul.
Made me weep. Thank you.

Good suspense and continuation in the series.

The ending seemed unfinished, hurried.Could have provided more development and /or closure of Sam's character downfall