Review: Insight to the practical world
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 04 25, 2014
Personal Justice 1 is a great read, the story spans on areas which are so practical and real world issues and shows an indepth into the human emotions on how situations can change the way people react and how some would try to attain personal justice. The story weaves around a prominent defense lawyer Zachary Kavanaugh , the book though a bit slow at the beginning , catches up later on to keep the flow and portray well about real life situations. Zachary lives with his sibling Nichelle and parents. The characters are very live and real. Nichelle ,  was independent, beautiful and a successful model, who lived her life the way she wanted and wished, but had a heart of gold. It was her daily task to somehow go help the helpless and destitude and her dreams of a home for the needy abused women and children was fulfilled. The story portrays about humanity and lost values and gives an inspiration even for us to continue on them. Zachary who spent his time with the elites, started off really hardworking winning the cases for his clients, but still had a heavy heart which confuses Benton. Though Dr Adrian got a good verdict from the case, most of his value was lost, put into the frame of other doctors who had sexual mis-conduct it was happiness for the psychiatrist Dr Adrian to have won, but in the meanwhile his repute among colleages and his value reduced. After loosing his parents to a road accident by a drunk driver, Zachary’s behavior takes a full change, he is upset, in rage with nothing to be done. Finally seeks the help of a lonesome man, frail and weak with HIV to revenge his parents killer. He sets a plan for personal justice , convinced law and order would not help him. Kevin , the man attacks the killer and gets him dead. Zachary is in enthusiasm to lean of this. The story talks well of human emotions of rape and infidelity too and how quick haste can turn even the good persons to change in circumstances to even cause murder, for instance Dr Stickland to die in the hands of Dr McShea.This book is a great showcase of loss, pain and redemption and keeps you intrigued till the end. It will give you an insight into your definition of personal justice too in comparison to the one practiced.