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Dominion rose from the ashes of the Great War. Where avarice had motivated men to push the planet to the brink, the women stepped up and pulled together, determined to redirect a dying planet. Now they rule supreme, subjugating the men to a functional caste system designed to focus on their core skills. Despite the peace and prosperity that have resulted from this unusual arrangement, not everyone is satisfied with it. Danielle Matthews, daughter of an important figure in the regime and a tenacious reporter, believes there is more to this utopia than meets the eye. When she stumbled upon Robbie, a childhood friend, her determination to help him break the bonds of subjugation sees her making an unexpected journey of discovery in D.A. Murray's Dominion.
D.A. Murray pays special attention to the minor details, from the extensive origin story that explains the Great War’s effects on the populace to Dominion's detailed power structure, which explains how males are placed in society. This tempts perceptive readers to contemplate how, with the present state of global affairs, Murray's narrative can easily transition from fiction to reality. The dialogue switches between casual and investigative. The descriptive narrative style emphasizes Danielle's sometimes unconventional interaction with the people she interviews. What stands out in the author's delivery is the way strategically placed clues connect like a jigsaw puzzle that immerses readers in the intrigue. Murray's Dominion stands out in a class of its own, with a thought-provoking plot and pacing that starts sedately but graduates to breakneck speed as it approaches the conclusion.
