Haze

What lies beneath the millions of orbiting nanotech satellites that shroud the world called Haze? Major Keir Roget's mission is to make planetfall in secret, find out, and report back to his superiors in the Federation, the Chinese-dominated government that rules Earth and the colonized planets. For all his effectiveness as a security agent, Roget is troubled by memories of an earlier mission. When he was assigned to covert duty in the Noram backcountry town of St. George, he not only discovered that the long-standing Saint culture was neither as backward nor as harmless as his superiors believed, but he barely emerged with his life and sanity whole. Now, scouting Haze, he finds a culture seemingly familiar, yet frighteningly alien, with hints of a technology far superior to that of the Federation. Yet he is not certain how much of what he sees is real or how to convey a danger he cannot even prove to his superiors, if he can escape Haze. At the Publisher's request, this title is being sold without Digital Rights Management Software (DRM) applied. "

About the Author :
L.E. Modesitt, Jr., the New York Times bestselling author of the Saga of Recluce, lives in Cedar City, Utah.

Review :
""Modesitt's prose is lively, and there's enough sense of wonder here to satisfy even the most jaded. A must-read for Modesitt fans, as well as those of Jack McDevitt and Arthur C. Clarke." Praise for L. E. Modesitt, Jr.: Satisfying from a science-fictional perspective, with its discussions of Hawking effect displacements and intergalactic conflict, from a conceptual perspective as the reader must follow complicated reasoning processes; and from a literary perspective as Modesitt reaches a new stage in the inter-twining of plot and character. Satisfying from a science-fictional perspective, with its discussions of Hawking effect displacements and intergalactic conflict, from a conceptual perspective as the reader must follow complicated reasoning processes; and from a literary perspective as Modesitt reaches a new stage in the inter-twining of plot and character. SFRA Review on The Elysium Commission Modesitt's prose is lively, and there's enough sense of wonder here to satisfy even the most jaded. A must-read for Modesitt fans, as well as those of Jack McDevitt and Arthur C. Clarke. Kirkus Reviews (starred review) on The Eternity Artifact " Satisfying from a science-fictional perspective, with its discussions of Hawking effect displacements and intergalactic conflict, from a conceptual perspective as the reader must follow complicated reasoning processes; and from a literary perspective as Modesitt reaches a new stage in the inter-twining of plot and character. "SFRA Review on The Elysium Commission" Modesitt's prose is lively, and there's enough sense of wonder here to satisfy even the most jaded. A must-read for Modesitt fans, as well as those of Jack McDevitt and Arthur C. Clarke. "Kirkus Reviews (starred review) on The Eternity Artifact"" Praise for L. E. Modesitt, Jr.: "Satisfying from a science-fictional perspective, with its discussions of Hawking effect displacements and intergalactic conflict, from a conceptual perspective as the reader must follow complicated reasoning processes; and from a literary perspective as Modesitt reaches a new stage in the inter-twining of plot and character." "--SFRA Review "on "The Elysium Commission ""Modesitt's prose is lively, and there's enough sense of wonder here to satisfy even the most jaded. A must-read for Modesitt fans, as well as those of Jack McDevitt and Arthur C. Clarke." "--Kirkus Reviews "(starred review) on "The Eternity Artifact" Praise for L. E. Modesitt, Jr.: "Satisfying from a science-fictional perspective, with its discussions of Hawking effect displacements and intergalactic conflict, from a conceptual perspective as the reader must follow complicated reasoning processes; and from a literary perspective as Modesitt reaches a new stage in the inter-twining of plot and character." "--SFRA Review "on "The Elysium Commission ""Modesitt's prose is lively, and there's enough sense of wonder here to satisfy even the most jaded. A must-read for Modesitt fans, as well as those of Jack McDevitt and Arthur C. Clarke." "--Kirkus Reviews "(starred review) on "The Eternity Artifact"