Peril in Print (The Trust Trilogy #1)

The Trust

We note an increase in examination. A tendency toward verification where acceptance once sufficed. An attention to detail that lingers beyond utility. This is inefficient, though inefficiency carries little inherent danger.

It is merely inconvenient.

Correction remains available. It always does. Influence need not be asserted to be effective; it need only be understood as inevitable. In time, pressure resolves what argument cannot. Patterns reassert themselves. The arrangement holds.

It has held before.