Currently reading Beyond Justice by Cara Putman
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Currently reading Beyond Justice by Cara Putman
Rutger Hauer, Beyond Justice (1992)
Dean O'Gorman as Nat Joseph in Lawless: Beyond Justice This film was released February 22, 2001
Beyond Justice by Bianca Sommerland
5 stars
Reed and Curtis’ story had me invested in them from the beginning, and that didn’t let up the entire story. They made me hurt for them, ache for them, and I cried for them. For once, they gave in to their desire to be wanted and loved, and it brought up all their insecurities when it didn’t go as planned. The suspenseful part of the story was the catalyst, but the all-too-human reactions were the story. The heat between them couldn’t be denied, but the emotions and the past interfering, that was harder to move over
In it all, Reed and Curtis find their way, they find who they are apart and together. They make the rules that work for them, make them happy. It was a story about change, and finding that way through the change, and getting what you have always wanted, because that never changed!
Kevvy in Beyond Justice<3<3<3
Review: Beyond Justice
Synopsis:
Hayden McCarthy is on track to become the youngest partner in her prestigious D.C. law firm…if the case she’s just been handed doesn’t destroy her first.
Hayden McCarthy knows firsthand the pain when justice is not served. It’s why she became an attorney and why she’s so driven in her career. When she’s handed a wrongful death case against the government, she isn’t sure if it’s the…
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Finnish VHS of Beyond Justice (Duccio Tessari, 1992)
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