Fair & Unbalanced

An Avery Shaw Mystery, Book 26

By: Amanda M. Lee

Narrated by: Angel Clark

Avery Shaw finds trouble wherever she goes. That’s why, when two rival biker gangs start throwing threats at one another after one member is found dead, she can’t help but insert herself into the situation.

Avery lives by the motto “trust no one” but it’s especially hard to figure out who she should be looking at when she’s convinced everybody is lying to her. The threats are flying fast and furious, and absolutely nobody wants Avery involved in any aspect of this case.

That only excites her more.

When Avery finds out a secret about the dead man that she’s absolutely not supposed to know, she finds herself holding a lot of cards. She just can’t figure out what game she’s playing.

Her husband Eliot wants her to admit defeat—he knows this world better than she ever could, and he’s afraid for his mouthy wife—but Avery Shaw doesn’t lose to anybody.

She’s determined to find answers. When the danger strikes close to home, targeting a member of her family, she knows she’s in too deep. Unfortunately for everybody, it’s too late for her to get out.

Engines will be revving, bullets will be flying, and Avery Shaw will be mouthing off. Will she survive to find the answers she so desperately wants?

Only time will tell.

©2025 Amanda M. Lee (P)2025 Amanda M. Lee

Fantastic

Another fantastic Avery Shaw book. I love her snark. I love how Elliott lets her be herself and doesn’t try to control her. Just great!!

Terrifically Terrific!!!!

I love loved this book. I love Avery and Elliott. I love all the characters and the way the story builds and She works out everything. I reread all the books in this series . I’m sorry it’s going to end with book 27.

Avery wins again

Awesome narration, sassy heroine, hunky husband and finding trouble where ever she goes. The story is fast paced and I couldn’t stop listening. One of my favorite series.

This Series is Exceptional

I avidly await each installment, listening to the series on repeat. This release is excellent- funny to the extreme in places, poignant and scary in parts as well. Bravo! The narrator is perfect too.