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Juris Ex Machina
A Science Fiction Novel by John W. Maly
Subgenres & Tropes:
- Dystopian,
- Prison Escape,
- Crime Thriller
This book is for you if you're into...
- Dystopian futures where justice is run by machines
- Prison settings with inmates as both guards and threats
- Wrongful convictions that spiral into citywide consequences
With a click, the bread fell into the toaster. One circuit fired the heating coils. Others monitored bread temperature and color.
Yet another circuit was quite unlike all the rest—as exotic as it was sinister; when it activated, 368 people would die.
In the 22nd century, the justice system is airtight in the domed city of Arcadia. Human error has been removed. Yet somehow, a well-intentioned young kleptomaniac named Rainville falls through the cracks and is wrongfully convicted of mass murder.
He is exiled to Wychwood Prison, a crumbling necropolis beyond the dome where the dead outnumber the living, where the inmates are also the guards. News of the crime follows him, and he becomes a marked man.
Rainville's only hope for survival is becoming the first inmate in history to escape Wychwood. Can he do it? The fate of Arcadia depends on it.
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