Review: Justice by Way of the Deaths of the Dead
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 07 2, 2013
First of all, the title is enough to draw you in to read the words that follow.  The synopsis is a police detective's early memories to his son's assignment to a school project.  What, in his early life, was the crowning achievement?  That achievement is fraught with anger and physical abuse at the hands of...the drunk, his step father, and his remarried mother, don't rock my security 'cause he pays my bills & don't hate me if I protect him.  Alex has a favorite place, his father's grave, not that the dead ever promised solace.  Confusing his life more than ever is his strange ability to channel the deaths of the dead.  Aiding him is the help of a special friend/girlfriend Paige.  To the mind of a high school last year senior, death is going to claim its due and demand its justice in a work that, trust me, you will not believe.  Stay with the series and you will not be disappointed. Invest in the writing talents of Weston Kincade.  The result will be worth your while.  I have followed his writings.  Welcome the dead and their revelations.