This was a surprising read.
A tidy science fiction story, convincing and easy to follow along.
It has the crudest depiction of a torture I've ever read or seen though.
The story arc come full circle at the end, which is always a nice touch for me.
The First Fifteen Lives of Harry August (2014)
fifteen © Juan B. Rodriguez
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