Everyone’s favorite human terminator, HAM, is back-- and better than ever.
In a continuing evolution of both her character and the scope of the plot, HAM dives deeper into her growing investigative skills, unraveling a complex international plot dealing with a triumvirate of corrupt enterprises—Organized Crime, Police, and Politics.
Then, of course, eradicates the offenders.
Eradicates with extreme prejudice.
“Immune” also reveals more of HAM’s personal side. Not only a slight broadening of her backstory, but glimpses of her actual lifestyle. It’s an intimacy which has only been lightly touched on previously, creating a more well-rounded character, thereby forging a stronger personal connection with the reader.
Fear not though, this is not a softening or dilution of her character; the wild and woolly mayhem ensues gleefully and viscerally.
One small hint is the viscous-looking grappling hook pictogram that appears above each chapter number (a Dustin Stevens signature).
Hey, they don’t call her HAM for nothing…
“Immune” sends HAM on her most complex investigation yet, crossing international borders and piecing together a complex and seemingly insurmountable conspiracy chock full of treachery, deceit, and violence that rises to the highest level of multiple public and private organizations. HAM must utilize her brain and her brawn to solve this intricate mystery, ultimately resolving it in HAM’s inimitable fashion.
The additional personal insights make this a compelling and satisfying read.
Highest recommendation.