Review: Justice is a Dish Best Served Cold
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 04 21, 2014
Personal Justice 1 is a riveting novel of pain, suffering, and overwhelming atonement.  The storyline quickly envelopes you in a world full of blind justice.  We all assume that the laws of the land will defend the innocent and prosecute the guilty, without exception.  In truth, mistakes, technicalities, and unexpected injustices occur by both prosecutors and defense attorneys during a trial case.  A win is not always a win in the eyes of public scrutiny.  Our personal lives are in a constant state of flux attempting to decode the strangest behaviors of people.  It is the human element that can alter the balance of justice for or against us.  Nonetheless, our lawmakers, without prejudice, are sworn to uphold the law that can sometimes scorn us.The protagonist lawyer, Zachary, personally experiences the many gross errors and inefficiencies that plague the nation's courts.  He decides to leave the safety net of the firm to lead a personal vendetta focused on eliminating the evil twists from our justice system.  A crime fighting vigilante organization is established to right the wrongs bestowed upon society by criminals falling through the judicial cracks.  They decide to take calculated actions outside the legal structure.  Although an occasional mistake is inevitable and regrettable, what they are doing still serves society's greater good.  It's a long, but enjoyable journey through the gates of justice.  I would definitely recommend it to anyone interested in a suspense driven story.