Project H

Author:: Brandon Carstens
Format:: Softcover
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Project H is a story set in South Africa five years from now, a country cured of its economic and social ills all due to a man named Jasper King and his invention called Project H. But while eradicating all crime and poverty, Project H also eradicates one of society’s most important foundations: the belief in God. However, unexpected tragedy strikes with the murder of a detective’s wife, sending the cop on a ruthless hunt for answers and retribution, only to find that the truth behind the murder runs deeper than he ever could have imagined.

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Publisher:: Mousehand Books
ISBN:: 9780620428354
Publication date:: November 2008
Length:: 244mm
Width:: 170mm
Thickness:: 10mm
Weight:: 355g
Pages:: 188
Illustrations:: Illustrated
Readership:: Age: 13 - 17
Illustrated:: Illustrated

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Reviewed by Unknown from Cape Town, South Africa on 04 February 2009
296 of 589 people found the following review helpful:

First of all this is my first graphic novel I've read and as such I don't have a benchmark against which to compare it. Having said that, I must admit I thoroughly enjoyed the book especially seeing Cape Town and surrounds so beautifully illustrated. One thing that struck me was that as I read the book one of my initial thoughts were that we could have some real sort of Project H and without going into to much detail I think the author got us all there. The story line in general is well paced and the support work done on the website is phenomenal by any standard. I wish Mr Carstens all the best for his first effor and hope it's a huge success. We should all support such a talented young writer in South Africa. Overall it is a brilliant read and it is beautifully illustrated and I'm sure it's bound to strike home with many South Africans.

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