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5 comments about Vow of Vengeance.

1. This is a good book. The author writes with a knowledge of the NC coast - its waterways and the people who live there. Toby Greene, a descendent of Blackbeard wants revenge, but crosses a Marine who fights to protect his daughter. A lawyer, a politician, and an innocent victim become embroiled in the conflict. Many people are seen in a new light.



2. This is a good book. The author writes with a knowledge of the NC coast - its waterways and the people who live there. Toby Greene, a descendent of Blackbeard wants revenge, but crosses a Marine who fights to protect his daughter. A lawyer, a politician, and an innocent victim become embroiled in the conflict. Many people are seen in a new light.



3. Awesome! Danny T. Ferguson's development of characters leads to a breathtaking climax that is a true pageturner. Lawyer Grayson Forrest is appointed to prove Dani's, a young man from the Cayman Islands, innocence. Complicated by the political aspirations of Govenor Alexander Spotswood Brotherton, a new fast tract death penalty, and a kidnapping of an ex-marine's young adopted daughter, Grayson is out to prove that Toby, a descendant of the orignal Blackbeard,is the real killer of a mother and her children. The result is a heartstopping, can't-put-the-book-down climax!



4. There is nothing better than a tale told well with riveting characters of evocative emotion. It is great to read a story that winds its way around interlacing centuries and accessible geography with unpredictable and yet always satisfying outcomes. Danny Ferguson's characters fade in and out of a world which could only be described by a trial lawyer of Danny's obvious eminence, where "justice" is a verb describing an active pursuit of an outcome always at risk. I liked his story and his people better than Grisham's lawyer books because Danny's are more idealistic and truer to our profession's better instincts. His young lawyer lead is right on the mark and his villan is quintessential. He tells a story more akin to real literature than to contemporary cliche. It is a book that can be read and enjoyed by those of any age and there is nothing offensive about its language or base about its outlook. It is entertainment on every page, and every page is an advancement.



5. Danny Ferguson has been an accomplished courtroom attorney for many years and has always been well prepared for his cases and represented his clients zealously, so it should come as no surprise that his writing skills reflect his ability to take you step by step through the plot with tension building all the while to the finale. Perry Mason could not have done it any better. Danny paints vivid pictures of the people and locations in your imagination and if you have knowledge of the coast of North Carolina you can easily follow along in your mind with the characters' movements.
   Lets hope there are further books forthcoming. Danny's writing skills clearly show his talents go far beyond the courtroom.

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