Review: A detective, who is both judge and jury
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 03 17, 2012
I absolutely loved it. What a well rounded, caustic and superbly entertaining book. The characters are strong, with a lot of depth, which in turn makes the reader relate to their situation and feelings. The fact that Jim Knighthorse is the vigilante, who acts upon his sense of right or wrong, only endeared me to him more. He does what most of us would like to do, instead of watching society mollycoddle the abusers, killers and deviants and let them go unpunished, Jim takes matters into his own hands. Aside from the main plot the writer has incorporated a secondary story, which managed to be just as engrossing as the murder. The idea of having Jim debating the existential idea of this persons existence and in doing so questioning his own self, is just done in such an utterly brilliant way. I thoroughly enjoyed the book and highly recommend it.