Infinity Control

Born of Ash, Book 2

By: Marc Alan Edelheit

Narrated by: John Lee

The war is over. The First Galactic Empire has collapsed into ruin and ash. Or has it?

Keira, having been hunted and almost killed by the Unified Planetary Government's regulators, for reasons she does not fully understand, finds herself rescued by Marines and stranded on the Imperial Starship Seringapatam.

More confusing, Keira has developed a strange power she cannot seem to control, let alone understand, the ability to interact with the machine in ways that are unexplainable.

Her father passes the responsibility for his critical mission, what the Seri was dispatched to accomplish . . . to her, instructing Keira to travel to the planet's core and find the precursor ruins. There she must somehow locate the Infinity Controller, a powerful and mysterious artifact.

But what is the Controller? She has been named a princess of the empire, and potential heir to the throne. But does the empire still exist? More troubling . . . can she even trust the crew of the Seri, or do they, like the UPG, want to use her ability to interact with the machine for their own nefarious purposes? The empire's ancient enemy has returned in strength. They want the Controller too and will stop at nothing to get it.

©2022 Marc Edelheit (P)2023 Tantor

Awesome 👏

Awesome 🤩 storytelling! He keeps you guessing and entertained. I couldn’t put it down. Great narration too!

Another grate story

The author continues to nock every book out of the park. Can't wait for the next book. This series is worth the money every book written by Marc is amazing if you haven't I suggest you get acquainted with Stiger.

Great job

When is the next one coming out? It’s a great story and a fast read.

Another ball out of the park!

Like his other series I have read and listened to, this one starts off with a BANG! Keep it up Marc!

out of the dark and into the light.

The second book continues to set the stage for this new series. I enjoyed this book more than the original. I really enjoyed the scene with the nanites.