Review: Pressure building for the upcoming installments
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 05 23, 2013
The story kicks off more than twenty years later than where we left off inCleaning Up. Karma is at the wedding of her son when a bomb goes off at Mechanical. As it appears, an uprising is underway. For Karma, this means the unveiling of many secrets, as she is brought inside the inner sanctuary of her husband, the head of IT.While I lovedThe Sky Used to be Blueand really likedCleaning Up, I'm "just liking" Deep Justice. It's far more action-paced than the previous installments to the Karma saga, and it being placed so many years further in time, it feels like a different story altogether. It's a good read, by all means, but what's shocking revelations to Karma is old news for anyWoolreader, and apart from the unveiled "secrets", this story is mostly build-up. It ends abruptly, at least for me who for some reason thought this was part 3 of a trilogy. Apparently, there'll be another two episodes. All in all, it doesn't stand too good on its own, but I imagine it'll link the first two parts well with the last two.I'm still excited to see where this story goes. Put me down for episode 4.