BLUE WORLDS

Earth's Ambassador Adam Hunter has spent a decade as the living bridge between humanity and the most advanced civilization in the known universe. He has built the machines that changed Earth. He has crossed unmapped space to bring a lost family home from a void where light forgets its origin. He has pressed, year after year, against the edges of everything the Berenicians are prepared to tell him, and learned to read what they will not say as carefully as what they will.

He knows they are hiding something.

What Hunter finds in the lens of a Berenician telescope on an otherwise ordinary evening is not a discovery. It is a reckoning.

Infinite Earth: Blue Worlds is a novel about what lives on the other side of a five-thousand-year silence. The Architects arranged all of it. Nobody has asked them why. Adam Hunter is going to.

The Infinite Earth saga continues. Blue Worlds stands alone—no prior knowledge of the series required.