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Boeheim, Chuck

 
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Synopsis

Smuggler Samuel Whitt has a past he doesn’t fully remember. When he crosses paths with Color of Air, an enigmatic shapestealer, he thinks he’s playing her. But she turns the tables, stealing his body, his memories, and his ship.

It’s identity theft on a breathtaking scale. Samuel should be dead. Instead, he’s a passenger in her mind, forced into an uneasy alliance to survive. And they’re being hunted. The Concordium’s black ops division will stop at nothing to weaponize Color of Air and erase anyone who gets in the way.

Plans unravel fast. From a seedy bar to mobsters, covert labs, and a collector who turns the living to stone for her amusement, they seek to uncover the conspiracy that brought them together. Samuel begins to realize his past isn’t just missing. It might never have been his to begin with.

For fans of Murderbot, The Expanse, and Timothy Zahn, Periphage Blues is a gripping sci-fi thriller with a noir edge, full of survival, identity, and a partnership neither one chose.

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À propos de l'auteur

Chuck Boeheim draws on a career in science and technology to craft science fiction and fantasy grounded in realistic detail. His work explores the intersection of human stories and advanced technology, with a deep commitment to scientific accuracy-often beginning with research in celestial mechanics before a single word is written. His debut novel, Sellenria, reached Amazon's top Hard Science Fiction list, while Knots ventures into a magical world shaped by topology. His short story "Charon" appears in the anthology Of Gods and Globes III. He lives with his wife and two cats on the shore of Cayuga Lake in upstate New York, where he reads, cooks, gardens, and continues to explore the world-especially places with particle accelerators.

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