4.0 (1 rating)
2084
Serial Killer, Garth Sutton has been sentenced to face his Final Justice. The killer's memories have been extracted and made available for viewing in the People's Justice Vault. His punishment? To feel his victims' pain. How long should he suffer? You decide. In a crime-fueled world is a prison sentence really punishment enough? In 2084 a prison cell is no longer an option. - This fast-paced psychological thriller is a real mind twister, with an ending you won't see coming... 2084 - Julie Clark
Published: May 24, 2024
Pages: 180
ISBN: 9781445731674
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4.0
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Keeley W.
Feb 8, 2026
This futuristic crime fiction story gave me minority report, hunger games, and demolition man vibes at the outset. It's a very imaginative tale.
The depictions of how the crimes committed are extracted from the perpetrator's minds, and the interesting methods for punishment make for a great story.
However, I found the interactions between the hospitalised characters very childlike, and none of them had any likeable character traits. This seemed so out of kilter with the rest of the book. Please persevere at this point; without ruining the plot, all becomes clear!
The ultimate twist is fantastic, and this was such an original, well-executed tale. It would make for a magnificent Netflix box set. It's a really short story, and my only complaint would be that I'd have liked more.
The depictions of how the crimes committed are extracted from the perpetrator's minds, and the interesting methods for punishment make for a great story.
However, I found the interactions between the hospitalised characters very childlike, and none of them had any likeable character traits. This seemed so out of kilter with the rest of the book. Please persevere at this point; without ruining the plot, all becomes clear!
The ultimate twist is fantastic, and this was such an original, well-executed tale. It would make for a magnificent Netflix box set. It's a really short story, and my only complaint would be that I'd have liked more.