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Arbiters of Justice #1
The Arbiter Project
The only daughter of United States Senator Adam Lucas is brutally murdered. When her killer is set free by an irreparably broken justice system, it sends the father on a search for answers and retribution and causes him to question the corruption that permeates the government that he is sworn to serve. Hans Richter is a scientist working on a covertly funded top-secret military project that could hold the key over death. When a test subject is sent home instead of being cremated, it sets in motion a chain of events that will send Hans on a flight for his life and threaten to unravel the fabric of time itself. The two men's stories seem unrelated, but they are interconnected in ways they cannot begin to fathom. The web of conspiracies and lies is starting to unravel, and it will bring Adam and Hans together to race against time and to discover the truth behind their mysterious connection. Observe the beginning of the shadow organization known as The Agency and witness the birth of the first Arbiter. The battle across time to bring justice to the guilty has just begun. Experience the first installment of the epic Arbiters of Justice saga today!
269 pages, Kindle Edition
First published September 27, 2011
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March 22, 2014
I read this book as three separate ebooks. Evidently the stories were initially in a blog from the author setting the scene for a series of follow on books commencing with ION. In essence, the Arbiter Project is the prequel for his future books. Since I read this before I read ION, I found it to be well worth my time and effort.
The story is well written and interesting. There is a mix of horror, thriller, paranormal, and romance that melds nicely with the sci-fi theme. I will endeavor to read ION and expect that it will be interesting.
Even though this is a good book, it could have benefited from some better proof reading. I was befuddled by how the author uses the word "went" when it should have been "gone". It happened so often that it broke my reading rhythm.
The story is well written and interesting. There is a mix of horror, thriller, paranormal, and romance that melds nicely with the sci-fi theme. I will endeavor to read ION and expect that it will be interesting.
Even though this is a good book, it could have benefited from some better proof reading. I was befuddled by how the author uses the word "went" when it should have been "gone". It happened so often that it broke my reading rhythm.
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