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Prisoner of Conscience

by Susan R. Matthews

Series: Under Jurisdiction (2)

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Andrei Koscuisko is an Inquisitor for the Bench federation of worlds. It is his duty to root out -- quickly, efficiently, quietly -- anyone who would threaten the ruling order.Andrei has been posted to the penal facility at Port Rudistal. Here hundreds of prisoners -- traitors who dared dream of freedom and self-rule -- await interrogation. They know an Inquisitor's judgment is firm and unassailable. Yet there is a line that even he may not cross.Although an Inquisitor is not supposed to feel outrage, weakness or pity, Andrei is, above all, a man of honor. And now he must risk his career -- and perhaps his life -- exposing the truth that lies behind the black walls of Domitt Prison.A riveting novel of one man's courage in the face of seemingly insurmountable odds, Prisoner of Conscience" again showcases one of the most promising voices in contemporary science fiction.… (more)
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I loved the first book in the series, and this one was just as good. While it wasn't as much a personal character study as the first one, it was much more that way than many sci-fi books I've (tried to) read, which were just about space ships and blowing stuff up. These two books are psychological, which is definitely what I look for in my sci-fi books.

Will be reading the next one soon! ( )
  sammii507 | Aug 19, 2014 |
I loved the first book in the series, and this one was just as good. While it wasn't as much a personal character study as the first one, it was much more that way than many sci-fi books I've (tried to) read, which were just about space ships and blowing stuff up. These two books are psychological, which is definitely what I look for in my sci-fi books.

Will be reading the next one soon! ( )
  Anniik | Sep 7, 2013 |
Interesting concept, but the story and set-up are full of holes, and the writing, meh! ( )
  Georges_T._Dodds | Mar 30, 2013 |
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Andrei Koscuisko is an Inquisitor for the Bench federation of worlds. It is his duty to root out -- quickly, efficiently, quietly -- anyone who would threaten the ruling order.Andrei has been posted to the penal facility at Port Rudistal. Here hundreds of prisoners -- traitors who dared dream of freedom and self-rule -- await interrogation. They know an Inquisitor's judgment is firm and unassailable. Yet there is a line that even he may not cross.Although an Inquisitor is not supposed to feel outrage, weakness or pity, Andrei is, above all, a man of honor. And now he must risk his career -- and perhaps his life -- exposing the truth that lies behind the black walls of Domitt Prison.A riveting novel of one man's courage in the face of seemingly insurmountable odds, Prisoner of Conscience" again showcases one of the most promising voices in contemporary science fiction.

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