Red Rain (Nameless: Season One, #4)

by Dean Koontz

“Justice is a human concept, as flawed as any. There is no reliable justice in this world and, given human nature, never can be. Politics, bigotry, envy, ignorance . . . Those forces and others redefine justice day by day, until it means something different to everyone—until it means nothing at all.”

Nature’s pure, clear rain will end in time; but the violence, the red rain that is the unrelenting evils of the world, is without surcease. Nothing can be done about those evils except reveal them with the light of truth.