Redspace Rising

Once begun, [Redspace Rising] will grip you by the throat-like its soldier protagonist grips his many enemies-and compel you to read it all the way to its jubilant, battered conclusion. And you'll be very grateful. -- Locus Magazine Redspace Rising is Brian Trent's intelligent, action-packed science fiction thriller set in a universe where human memory is a tangible commodity which can upend the permanence of death itself. From its well-developed cast of characters to its innovative worldbuilding and intriguing plot, Brian Trent has crafted an ingenious masterpiece of military sci-fi. -- Grimdark Magazine Trent works in some thought-provoking speculation on the pliability of identity and technology's ability to change human nature. Mainly, though, the story leaps from one slick but forgettable high-tech fight scene to the next. It harkens back to pulp-era SF, and as such will most please readers seeking anything-goes action. -- Publisher's Weekly PRAISE FOR BRIAN TRENT: Brian Trent is one of our very best new writers and now's the time to start reading him. - Robert J. Sawyer, Hugo Award-winning author A remarkable book, showcasing many of Brian Trent's talents. He has created a believable and fascinating future, visited it with a plot any science fiction writer would be proud to have created, and - most important - populated it with believable, motivated characters. Hats off to the new kid on the science fiction block! - Mike Resnick, 5-time Hugo Award-winner author (Ten Thousand Thunders) Brian Trent layers dazzling future concepts upon Byzantine politics upon cinematic action to create a breathtaking work of science fiction. - Marguerite Reed, author of Archangel (Ten Thousand Thunders) Majestic in scope. - Cemetery Dance Online (Ten Thousand Thunders) An inherently riveting, deftly crafted and simply compelling read from beginning to end by a master of the science fiction genre. - Midwest Book Review (Ten Thousand Thunders)