Review: Could this be our future?
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 12 20, 2013
The United Nations of the far future has nearly all of the political power in the solar system.  They make laws for the good of themselves, not the people.  The present Secretary General has plans to keep himself in power and pass that power on to his family.  Another UN official has his own plans to usurp that plan and take over himself.  Amari, a female pirate, and her crew are drawn into all of these power struggles.  She wants to get out of the pirating business but she has one more mission to complete.  To capture a terrorist and turn her over for justice to be served.  But that justice is crooked.  Conspiracies, betrayals and murder surround her and her crew.  This story is exciting, suspenseful, and at times heartwarming.  The story line flows along smoothly with strong well developed characters.  Once you get into the story, you do not want to put it down.  It draws you all the way through and keeps your attention all the way.  There is an element of Christianity in there, but not overdone.  Recommend to any and all.  I received this from the author through Library Thing giveaways for an honest review.