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# Vigilante: A Vigilante Series crime thriller

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## Customer Reviews

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    Vigilante Justice -- my idea of real justice
  

*by G***I on Reviewed in the United States on September 15, 2016*

I first bought six of the Vigilante series in 2012 and the last six were purchased earlier this year. For the first time, I am reading the entire series from beginning to end. I did not remember any of the storyline, it was like I was reading the book for the first time. I became a Claude Bouchard fan when I read "ASYLUM", a psychological thriller (with an AWESOME ending, in my opinion).It is the summer of '96 and a vigilante is at work in Montreal. He is hunting down and executing people who have made others suffer. The newspapers have dubbed the unknown man the "Vigilante" and the police cannot find him. Most people would not care as he's ridding Montreal of some of the worst kind of people: drug dealers, pimps, gang-bangers, murderers, and the like. There have already been sixteen murders in six months and they are no closer to identifying the man behind the murders.Claude Bouchard grabs your attention at the prologue and keeps you glued to the book until the end -- I read this through in one sitting. The people are interesting and you want to follow the storyline just to see what happens next. You want to see the mystery solved so you know who the vigilante is, but you secretly hope he keeps on executing evil people who have done very evil things. There are many twists & turns along the way in this thriller that you will change your "suspect" several times before you get the the end of the book (the last vigilante action in the book is my favourite).Some people were upset with the ending because it left some questions unanswered. I'm under the impression that series writers will leave a "cliffhanger" to keep you interested in the series and to make you want to read the next book (much like a prime-time television shows do at the end of each season to get you want to watch next season). It's okay if you don't get all of the answers (or you might not feel like you got only part of the story), read the books in order & you will most likely "get it".Having had been a victim of a violent, horrifying crime (a case remains open, with no leads or suspects, to this day), I can understand how someone might be inclined to become judge, jury & executioner -- especially when police cannot get enough evidence to solve case(s), prosecutors that do not want to try a case they might not win and/or the justice system fails to properly punish the evil in this world. Anyone who has suffered at the hands of another, who remains free to prey upon others has probably felt the same way at one time or another...Thank you, Mr. Bouchard for this great series -- I'm already reading book two: "THE CONSULTANT"!

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    Don't Need Red Herrings
  

*by H***L on Reviewed in the United States on March 24, 2016*

I have always enjoyed a good vigilante story, from Batman, Jessica Jones, really every comic book hero ever, to the more nitty gritty like Boondock Saints. There is something deeply satisfying about a bad guy getting his dues no matter what happens in our broken court systems. Not that I would ever encourage someone to become a vigilante, and I certainly would not want a vigilante targeting me. This is the greatest version of realistic escape that I enjoy reading.So perhaps I went into this with too high of expectations. I wanted to love the story, and instead got meh. This is why I recommend that young women don't get too invested in romantic movies. Rarely are men portrayed accurately, and it makes finding the right guy hard.Except that this is a book, not a husband, so I can be as picky as I want!  Lets start with the positives: I liked how we got to see the vigilante evolve. How he starts out with a signature kill of beating the baddies with a bat (this bothered me at first because it is too much like a serial killer.) and over time he began planning deaths that fit the crime. I liked that we get to see early on why he is motivated to help others and that it is not just revenge, though this got convoluted later. I loved that his wife knew what he was doing and fully supported him doing it. Although, this got convoluted as well and that leads me to the thing I hated about the book.I get what the author was going for. He wanted a surprise reveal of who the vigilante was. He was mixing thriller with suspense with police procedural. He had too many red herrings and it annoyed me.The story is told from many perspectives LT McCall, his agent Frank, his expert Chris Barry, Barry's man Carl, and about six other people who are minor characters.... and interspersed throughout is the perspective of the vigilante, cloaking those thoughts in mystery and bland details.I felt like I was reading  a story as poorly thought out as My Bloody Valentine. I knew who the vigilante was, and the red herrings were so painfully set up that it really bugged me. Of course, I am glad that it wasn't like Saw where there is no way you could have known who the baddie was because he didn't exist in the story except for one ridiculously stupid cut. There is that, I suppose.It did bother me that the vigilante had so many pathological tendencies that are linked to serial killers. I suppose it makes sense because technically that is what he was, but it makes it hard to root for a guy who reminds you more of the BTK killer than the Boondock Saints.Still, there were moments that were fun. I already got the next two books in the series, so I will inevitably read them and hopefully the story gets better now that the author isn't trying to trick the readers with who the vigilante is.

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    well constructed, well written, tense, convoluted and satisfying
  

*by E***R on Reviewed in the United Kingdom on March 22, 2014*

This is a crime novel, and the crimes are pretty violent. The first in the Barry/McCall series, it introduces us to Dave McCall, police investigator with a problem, and Chris Barry, Executive Vice President of a computer security firm who has a brilliant mind and a sense of moral justice.  Barry offers his firm’s services when the police are baffled by the cyber aspects of a series of murders by someone who styles himself Vigilante, and a new crime fighting partnership is formed.I like the pace of this story.  Sometimes thrillers these days are too ‘all action’ for me.  This allows glimpses into private lives, enabling the reader to get a more rounded view of the protagonists.  It also does a nice job of offering you a range of suspects.  For readers who like the psychological side of crime fighting, it is very engaging indeed. It kept me guessing, and discarding my own theories as new data was presented, which is what I think all good crime novels should do.This is a very good crime novel.  I saw reviews which criticised certain aspects of it.  In my view these criticisms must have been addressed by the author as, in the edition I read, there were no traces of those aspects.  It is a well constructed, well written, tense, convoluted and satisfyingly completed story.

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