To Hold Infinity by John Meaney

To Hold Infinity

John Meaney

Pyr · Hardcover · September 5, 2006

Devastated by her husband’s death, Earth-based biologist Yoshiko Sunadomari journeys to the paradise world of Fulgar to see her estranged son in the hope of bridging the gulf between them.

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Who it’s for
Readers drawn to parent-child estrangement and a mother's search for her son.
Themes
Grief and family reconciliation, Political corruption, Social unrest
Pacing
Fast

About this book

Devastated by her husband’s death, Earth-based biologist Yoshiko Sunadomari journeys to the paradise world of Fulgar to see her estranged son in the hope of bridging the gulf between them. But Tetsuo is in trouble. His expertise in mu-space technology and family links with the mysterious Pilots have ensured his survival — so far.

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Now he’s in way over his head — unwittingly caught up in a conspiracy of illegal tech-trafficking and corruption, and in the sinister machinations of one of Fulgar’s ruling elite: the charismatic Luculentus, Rafael Garcia de la Vega. When his home is attacked, Tetsuo flees to the planet’s unterraformed wastes, home to society’s outcasts and eco-terrorists. So Yoshiko arrives on Fulgar to discover Tetsuo gone ... and wanted for murder. Ill at ease in this strange, stratified new world seething with social and political unrest but desperate to find her son and clear his name, she embarks on a course of action that will bring her face to face with the awesome, malevolent mind of Rafael.

Who it’s for

  • Readers drawn to parent-child estrangement and a mother's search for her son.
  • Readers interested in speculative technology and political corruption.

Where it sits

Space Opera100%
Sci-Fi Crime35%
Sci-Fi Adventure30%

Percentages are BookFrontier’s reading of the book.

Publisher categories

  • Sci-Fi
  • Sci-Fi Adventure
  • Space Opera
Authors
John Meaney
Publisher
Pyr
Published
September 5, 2006
Format
Hardcover
Theme
Grief and family reconciliation · Political corruption · Social unrest
Reading lane
Sci-Fi