290 pages · Released Dec 19, 2017 · Soapbox Rising Press
Content report card
The Many Hells of Daisy Wong parent’s guide: what’s inside
Medium confidence
What it offers
Educational value
Some · 2/5
A note for parents
This is a science fiction crime collection following a space marshal solving cases in a lunar colony. The stories contain moderate violence typical of detective fiction, recreational drug use by the protagonist, and some flirtation/romance elements. The lead character is morally complex—skilled at her job and committed to justice despite her criminal family background—making it best suited for older teens who can appreciate the nuance.
What would it be like to be a cop on a thriving but dangerous space colony? Lt. Daisy Wong, Space Marshal, lives and works in just such a place, Diligence, a Lagrange colony poised between the Earth and the Moon. She never lets go of a case, and her record of arrests stands second to none. And with good reason. As the...What would it be like to be a cop on a thriving but dangerous space colony? Lt. Daisy Wong, Space Marshal, lives and works in just such a place, Diligence, a Lagrange colony poised between the Earth and the Moon. She never lets go of a case, and her record of arrests stands second to none. And with good reason. As the savvy child of a criminal-tong boss, Daisy knows the solar system's criminal underculture and she knows the milieu of public legality. Every hour brings Daisy a new challenge, a new threat, a new race between life and death. So come along with Lt. Daisy Wong as she solves crimes, rights wrongs, smokes her beloved opium, flirts with the habitat's coroner, and kicks miscreant butt.
