I spent another late night reading the 4th and final book in Hemry's JAG in Space series. I hope he starts writing more in this series. It really is excellent. The 4th book gets 5 out of 5
from me. The storyline is excellent and the writing riveting.
Something I didn't note in my earlier comments about this series is that I am an attorney (well, I used to be one; I stopped practicing law in 1984). I rarely enjoy a "legal" thriller; I find most of them inane. But Hemry's books are well-crafted with very plausible plots (except for the third book in the series which had a real stretch ending). They aren't technical, but they are realistic.
Final evaluation of Hemry's JAG series is
BTW, anyone interested in law-oriented novels should try the Rumpole of the Bailey books written by the late John Mortimer.