Final Justice (Sisterhood Book 12)

I've loved the sisterhood stories but want the presidential pardon to happen so the couples can get together. I like the way they get themselves into and out of trouble but I love a happy ending....or maybe a happy new beginning for them all while they fight the injustices of the world. For those who haven't read any of the series...start now...they are fun to read and hard to put down.

This series is amazing. I am sad it is completed. Every book is written with such finesse, intrigue, suspense, and drama, as well as the most enjoyable dialogue I have ever perused. Fern Michaels is definitely a gifted storyteller of the highest quality! I highly recommend this series, but start from the beginning, as I did not.

The Sisterhood seven looks forward to their presidential pardon and the end of their self-imposed exile in Europe as they did their part of the bargain (see COLLATERAL DAMAGE). However, the pardon is delayed for political reasons when the president selects Bert Navarro as the new FBI director. No one wants his alleged abetting the Sisterhood to become the focus of the Senate advice and consent hearings.

Instead Myra, Annie, Kathryn, Alexis, Yoko, Nikki, and Isabelle are working a scenario in Las Vegas as a favor to a friend Beatrice. Her estranged daughter Marble Rose is on a roll at the casinos, which means those in charge want it ended anyway possible including murder. The Sisters and their lawyer Lizzie investigate what looks preposterous at first, but soon that turns into a network of corruption in which the betting line in Vegas is all seven and their attorney will be shortly dead.

This is an exciting entry although the overarching story line of receiving the pardon and life afterward never moves forward; many fans of the saga will be disappointed in that. Still this is a solid tale as the magnificent seven struggles through layers of obfuscation that politicians would cherish. As they dig baby dig deeper, their adversary counterattacks. In spite of some disappointment in the overall saga moving forward at a glacier pace, readers will enjoy FINAL JUSTICE wondering whether our side will lose this time as the opposition seems so much more powerful.

Harriet Klausner

Final Justice by Fern Michaels was released in 2008. A Great read about the Sisterhood, a vigilante group who right wrongs. Between Las Vegas and Washington DC it is quite a tale even involving the first female president, and a Madam. Fans of Fern Michaels will like this the most.

Free FallWeekend Warriors
This is a great series. My mom suggested it to me after I broke up with my boyfriend in October. This series is Fun and very empowering for women. The characters are fun and feisty. This team of women sort of reminds me of Ocean's 11 (each teammate performing a series of small cons and deceptions unique to the women's talents and together the cons help them pull off their missions). This series is about a team of 7 women (and a former British secret service man) whom have all been failed by the justice system. Together, each book sets into motion a revenge operation to provide each sister with vigilantly style justice. Over all - I give this series 5 stars. :-) It was a great series to read post break-up.

Loved this book as I have all the Sisterhood series. Wonder if Lizzie will hook up with the ugly man.I hope there will be more of the series to come as I would love to see a couple of people finally get married and I think much can be written about the girls still.

I read the exerpt in the back of the book that looked like another good read that will be coming out later on. I think it was called "Mr. and Mrs. Anonymous".
It looked interesting.

Final Justice by Fern Michaels was released in 2008. A Great read about the Sisterhood, a vigilante group who right wrongs. Between Las Vegas and Washington DC it is quite a tale even involving the first female president, and a Madam. Fans of Fern Michaels will like this the most.

Free FallWeekend Warriors
This is a great series. My mom suggested it to me after I broke up with my boyfriend in October. This series is Fun and very empowering for women. The characters are fun and feisty. This team of women sort of reminds me of Ocean's 11 (each teammate performing a series of small cons and deceptions unique to the women's talents and together the cons help them pull off their missions). This series is about a team of 7 women (and a former British secret service man) whom have all been failed by the justice system. Together, each book sets into motion a revenge operation to provide each sister with vigilantly style justice. Over all - I give this series 5 stars. :-) It was a great series to read post break-up.

Loved this book as I have all the Sisterhood series. Wonder if Lizzie will hook up with the ugly man.I hope there will be more of the series to come as I would love to see a couple of people finally get married and I think much can be written about the girls still.

I read the exerpt in the back of the book that looked like another good read that will be coming out later on. I think it was called "Mr. and Mrs. Anonymous".
It looked interesting.

Another one of the Sisterhood books enjoyed. Although I don't think the sisterhood together had much to do in this book. It was all Lizzie Fox. Enjoy the fact that Ted is now accepting them. The books are fun to read and bring a giggle or two.

I just visited the Fern Michaels website and here is what it says about the sisterhood series:
TO ALL MY READERS

Since you've all been asking, I'm pleased to tell you that the Sisterhood will continue with five additional books. The first two titles are UNDER THE RADAR and RAZOR SHARP. They will be published sometime in 2009. Please check back from time to time for updates.

Thanks for all your emails in support of continuing the Sisterhood.
Fern Michaels