The Ethic of the Assassin

About this book

In a future shaped by the rigid moral codes of a society governed by assassins, "The Ethic of the Assassin" by Hayden Howard explores the intricate balance between duty and morality. As Doctor Jeff navigates this treacherous landscape, he encounters a world where contracts dictate the value of life and death, challenging the very essence of human ethics. This thought-provoking science fiction novel delves into themes of autonomy and the consequences of choice, making it essential reading for students, civic activists, and historians alike. With its unique portrayal of a society where ethical dilemmas are a matter of survival, "The Ethic of the Assassin" invites readers to confront the complexities of morality in an unforgiving world.

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