Some stories entertain us for a moment. Others stay with us because they speak to questions we’re already carrying. A Question of Justice belongs firmly in the second category. Stephen Olney’s novel arrives with a quiet confidence, drawing readers into a story that feels immediate, personal, and relevant. It unfolds with suspense and momentum, yet its true strength lies in how it invites reflection on power, responsibility, and the meaning of justice in a world shaped by hidden decisions. A Story That Feels Grounded and Real The novel begins with a sudden rupture in normal life. A young man expecting nothing more than routine work at sea is pulled into a series of events that change everything. What follows is a journey defined by awareness, an awakening to forces larger than himself and consequences far-reaching in scope. The setting feels vivid and tangible. The tension is not exaggerated or theatrical; it feels authentic. Readers quickly sense that this story is anchored ...
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