We follow his life through a series of stories - the longer ones are usually about his job (where he also leads investigations), the shorter ones are usually about his personal life (where he attempts to navigate a romantic relationship). He is not a cackling baddie who enjoys inflicting pain on others, but rather someone who just wants to do a good job and go home on time at the end of the day. Toreth is a minion of the 'evil' Administration, doing their dirty deed of torturing people for information. Do they know they're working for an evil Federation? Do they not care? What do they do in their free time? Do they find love and have happy family lives in the background? This, I think, is the premise of The Administration. They don't appear to be inherently bad individuals. The author, Manna Francis, has said that she is fascinated by the idea of the 'minions of baddies'. One of the things that seems to confuse people most is what the series is actually about, so I'll start there. So it's probably past time I did a review for this series given that I rec it everywhere*, but it's just so damn difficult to cover everything I want to say! So bear with me a bit. Subreddit Schedule & Eventsĭetails on past, current, and upcoming special events, author AMAs, and monthly reading challenges are listed in the schedule section of the subreddit wiki.

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Gee by Manna Francis