Martha Byrne Audiobooks

In the Interest of Justice: a memoir of the law, warmly received by listeners

1 audiobook reviewed

★ 4.8/5 average

48 listener ratings

Who is Martha Byrne?

The phrase comes straight from the courtroom, where it is used to justify a decision that needs justifying. Taking it as a title, as Martha Byrne does, sets the expectation of an account written from inside the machinery rather than observed from the public gallery.

Our catalogue keeps the filing simple: biography and memoir, with no second shelf softening it. That singular classification usually means a life story with a clear spine, and at thirteen hours there is room to follow a case, or a career’s worth of them, all the way through to the verdict.

Anything not contained in the work itself falls outside what we can responsibly say.

Martha Byrne in audiobooks

Linda Jones narrates, and the listener response is the strongest thing on this record: a very high mark supported by a respectable body of verdicts, which is a far more reliable signal than a perfect score awarded by a couple of enthusiasts.

Thirteen hours is a proper commitment and the material rewards it, assuming legal memoir is your territory. If it is new ground, the sample will tell you quickly whether the voice suits, since a listen of this length depends entirely on enjoying the company.

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