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Reviewed by Christian Sia for Readers' Favorite
Just at the beginning of this book, the reader is presented with a very curious conversation taking place between two seemingly important people and a judge, and one of them asks in a tone more alarmed than composed: “Shit what the hell happened? Dr. Max has been screwing everyone, particular the young ladies, for years…no drug or alcohol issues……no violence. We give celebrities all sorts of room, and with expensive lawyers, they rarely get convicted. So what the devil did he do this time?” Kill Most of the Miscreants by Ivan Bering is a great story, a thriller that features an entertaining investigative work with legal conflict as radical changes are introduced into the legal system.
Thanks to the discoveries of Dr. Max Armstrong, the public has access to memories of criminals, memories that can be retrieved and replayed for the public. Death Row needs to be cleared and this means that everyone who is innocent can be released and the guilty ones executed. But when the creator of the science that is used to determine who gets executed or not in this system is charged with statutory rape, a capital crime, only one man can stop him from manipulating the tool he has created and beating the interrogations. That man is the eccentric detective Charlie Taylor. Is he up to the challenge?
Ivan Bering has created a story that is filled with breathtaking drama, powerful and well-fleshed out characters, intense action, and a well-developed plot. Kill Most of the Miscreants combines humor with strong storytelling skills to deliver great entertainment for readers. It is fast-paced, masterfully delivered, and deftly done. The characters are sticky, so compelling that readers can’t part with them easily.
