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- ISBN 9781476781945
- Publication Date: 25 Sep 2016
- Publisher: Baen Books
- Publication City/Country: US
- Product Form: Paperback
- Language: English
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THREE CRITICALLY-ACCLAIMED EPIC SCIENCE FICTION NOVELS TOGETHER FOR THE
FIRST TIME from the Under Jurisdiction series by John W. Campbell award finalist
Susan R. Matthews. THE FIRST OF TWO SERIES OMNIBUS VOLUMES. This volume includes
series entries An Exchange of Hostages, Prisoner of Conscience, and Angel of
Destruction. Volume Two—Fleet Renegade will be followed by the new Under
Jurisdiction novel Blood Enemies.
An Exchange of Hostages
Under Jurisdiction torture isn't about truth. It's about terror.
The Jurisdiction's Bench has come to rely on the institutionalized atrocities of the Protocols to maintain its control of an increasingly unstable political environment. When Andrej Koscuisko, a talented young doctor, reports to orientation as a Ship's Inquisitor he will discover in himself something far worse than a talent for inflicting grotesque torments on the Bench's enemies. He will confront a passion for the exercise of the Writ to Inquire, whose intensity threatens to consume him utterly.
An Exchange of Hostages
Under Jurisdiction torture isn't about truth. It's about terror.
The Jurisdiction's Bench has come to rely on the institutionalized atrocities of the Protocols to maintain its control of an increasingly unstable political environment. When Andrej Koscuisko, a talented young doctor, reports to orientation as a Ship's Inquisitor he will discover in himself something far worse than a talent for inflicting grotesque torments on the Bench's enemies. He will confront a passion for the exercise of the Writ to Inquire, whose intensity threatens to consume him utterly.
