Dark, Realistic, and Gritty
This collection of short stories is dark, revealing, and eye-opening to the problems faced in countries that often neglect or pretend not to notice. The first short story takes place at a maximum security prison, detailing the country's corrupt ways and how the MC, a spy and assassin gets inside to eliminate his targets. The second story is about an immigrant and his experience with racism in England.
This story isn't for everyone, as there is violence and brutality mentioned, and how the governments, one not democratic, while the other is, and how they treat their citizens. I didn't like how the story made it seem like liberalism and "wokeism" is the answer to these problems, when in fact, they create a greater divide.
This story isn't for everyone, as there is violence and brutality mentioned, and how the governments, one not democratic, while the other is, and how they treat their citizens. I didn't like how the story made it seem like liberalism and "wokeism" is the answer to these problems, when in fact, they create a greater divide.