Review: What price justice?
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 06 24, 2013
Page turning, screen swiping, button pushing, science fiction short story.Michael Sage is the sole inhabitant of H16, sixteenth moon of Planet Holios, serving a six year contractual habitation agreement with Torjin Corporation: giant in the off-world resource acquisition market. Living in solitude, escaping memory of personal tragedy, Michael finds his past catching up with him in deep space.Just how responsible are we for other's actions: actions brought about by our own desires? What is justice, and whom is its rightful purveyor? How reliable are our minds in matters of the past, especially when tragedy has effected our perception?Not as polished editorially as his debut novel, KINESIS, but Mr. Spier has managed to put together a terrific tale that causes one, in true science fiction fashion, to question the reality that is around us all.I rate this offering a solid 4 stars out of 5, based on the following scale:+ poor read++ so-so read+++ good read++++ excellent read+++++ life changing read