Dystopian
A Law for the Stars (Laser #21)
1976·191 pages
A sci-fi tale of the Sternverein policing the universe, exploring law, order, and corruption.
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A sci-fi tale of the Sternverein policing the universe, exploring law, order, and corruption.
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One of the best of the uneven Laser Books series of novels--you know, the numbered series with the standardized cover style of a background scene with a big face in the foreground. (All 58 book covers were done by Kelly Freas.). For comparison, try reading Gunner Cade (1952) by C.M
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Moderate violence likely due to policing and criminal themes in a sci-fi setting.
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Strong themes of law, order, fascism, and bureaucratic corruption central to the narrative.
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Abuse & suffering
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Themes of systemic suffering and tyranny through corrupt policing of the galaxy.
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