Salvation

nHumanity's complex relationship with technology spirals out of control in this first book of an all-new series from the owner of the most powerful imagination in science fiction (Ken Follett). n nHow far 'space opera' has come The Old Masters of sci-fi would admire the scope and sweep of Salvation.--The Wall Street Journal n n In the year 2204, humanity is expanding into the wider galaxy in leaps and bounds. Cutting-edge technology of linked jump gates has rendered most forms of transportation--including starships--virtually obsolete. Every place on Earth, every distant planet humankind has settled, is now merely a step away from any other. All seems wonderful--until a crashed alien spaceship of unknown origin is found on a newly located world eighty-nine light-years from Earth, carrying a cargo as strange as it is horrifying. To assess the potential of the threat, a high-powered team is dispatched to investigate. But one of them may not be all they seem. . . . Bursting with tension and big ideas, Peter F. Hamilton's Salvation is the first book of an all-new series that highlights the inventiveness of an author at the top of his game. n nPraise for Salvation A] vast, intricate sci-fi showstopper . . . The journey grips just as hard as the reveal.--Daily Mail (U.K.) Exciting, wildly imaginative and quite possibly Hamilton's best book to date.--SFX Dynamic, multifaceted characters, strong mind-expanding concepts, and impressive flair for language make Salvation a] rare celestial event. . . . One of Britain's bestselling sci-fi authors has launched an addictive new book as the initial stage of what is sure to be an intriguing new series called the Salvation Sequence.--SyFyWire Peter Hamilton just keeps getting better and better with each book, more assured and more craftsmanly adroit, and more inventive. Salvation is] a bravura performance from start to finish. . . . Hamilton is juggling chainsaws while simultaneously doing needlepoint over a shark tank. It's a virtuoso treat, and I for one can hardly wait for Salvation Lost.--Paul Di Filippo, Locus Peter F. Hamilton is known as one of the world's greatest sci-fi writers for a reason. . . . Salvation is well worth the effort and a great introduction to some good old-fashioned space opera.--Fantasy Book Review