Review: Possible future thriller
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 03 12, 2014
This  is the second book in the Kamas trilogy.  The first, Forty Days at Kamas, was about a prison camp.  This second book is about justice at the hands of a group from that prison camp.  This group has passed sentence on the former warden of the camp and picked a leader, who was a prisoner of the camp, to execute the former warden.  This leader picks a group of men to carry out the execution.  These men are former prisoners or associated with former prisoners.There are flashbacks to the past and the time of the prison camp.  The transition from past to present is smooth with no question of where and when you are.  The characters are solid, the mission of the story needs to be carried out.  There is much suspense in trying to complete the mission.  Always at the back of my mind I thought, this could really happen in the not too distant future.  Excellent story.  I will be going on to the last book in the trilogy, Exile Hunter, very shortly.  I received this from the author for an honest review.  Highly recommend!