Komarr (Miles Vorkosigan Adventures)
معرفی کتاب «Komarr (Miles Vorkosigan Adventures)» نوشتهٔ Faithe Wempen و Bujold, Lois McMaster، منتشرشده توسط نشر Baen Books در سال 2010. این کتاب در فرمت epub، زبان انگلیسی ارائه شده است.
komarr Could Be A Garden - With A Thousand More Years Work. Or An Uninhabitable Wasteland, If The Terraforming Fails. Now The Solar Mirror Vital To The Terraforming Of The Conquered Planet Has Been Shattered By A Ship Hurtling Off Course. The Emperor Of Barrayar Sends His Newest Imperial Auditor, Lord Miles Vorkosigan, To Find Out Why. The Choice Is Not A Popular One On Komarr, Where A Betrayal A Generation Before Drenched The Name Of Vorkosigan In Blood. In The Political And Physical Claustrophobia Of The Domed Cities, Are The Komarrans Surrounding Miles Loyal Subjects, Potential Hostages, Innocent Victims, Or Rebels Bidding For Revenge? Lies Within Lies, Treachery Within Treachery - Miles Is Caught In A Race Against Time To Stop A Plot That Could Exile Him From Barrayar Forever. His Burning Hope Lies In An Unexpected Ally, One With Wounds As Deep And Honor As Beleaguered As His Own.
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rendered Unfit For Military Service By Incurable Seizures Resulting From His Having Died, Been Cryofrozen And Then Revived, Miles Vorkosigan Has Managed To Land On His Feet Once Again, This Time As An Imperial Auditor Handling Top-secret Investigations Of The Most Difficult And Vital Sort. When A Gigantic Solar-powered Satellite Necessary To The Terraforming Of The Planet Komarr Is Damaged In A Collision With An Ore Freighter, Miles And Another Auditor Are Sent To Determine Whether The Collision Was An Accident Or Sabotage. Conquered Within Living Memory By The Barrayaran Empire, Which Miles Represents, Komarr Has A History Of Rebellion. Worse, Miles's Father, Lord Vorkosigan, Who Put Down The Last Revolt, Is Hated By Many Komarran Patriots. Miles Eventually Uncovers What Is Apparently A Straightforward Scheme Involving Bribery In High Places, But A Darker And More Dangerous Plot Is Brewing Below The Surface, One That Could Destroy The Empire. In Addition, He Falls In Love With The Unhappily Married Wife Of The Government Official Who Is His Host. As Usual, Bujold (memory) Tells A Fast-moving Story That Combines Just The Right Amount Of Action And Wit As Miles Continues To Mature In A Manner Unusually Complex For A Series Protagonist. Breaking New Ground, Bujold Tells Much Of Her Story From The Viewpoint Of Ekaterin Vorsoisson, The Woman Miles Falls In Love With, And The Portrait That Emerges Of A Good Woman Stuck In A Loveless Marriage Is Both Believable And Intensely Painful. Bujold Continues To Grow As A Writer, And Her Work Remains Among The Most Enjoyable And Rewarding In Contemporary Sf. (june) Fyi: Memory, The Immediate Prequel To Komarr, Was Named One Of Pw's Best Books Of The Year And Was A Finalist For Both The Hugo And The Nebula Awards.
Komarr could be a garden with a thousand more years' work, or an uninhabitable wasteland if the terraforming fails. Now, the solar mirror vital to the terraforming of the conquered planet has been shattered by a ship hurtling off course. The Emperor of Barrayar sends his newest imperial auditor, Lord Miles Vorkosigan, to find out why. The choice is not a popular one on Komarr, where a betrayal a generation before drenched the name of Vorkosigan in blood. Thus, the Komarrans surrounding Miles could be loyal subjects, potential hostages, innocent victims, or rebels ready for revenge. Lies within lies, treachery within treachery, Miles is caught in a race against time to stop a plot that could exile him from Barrayar forever. His burning hope lies in an unexpected ally, one with wounds as deep and honor as beleaguered as his own. Imperial Auditor Lord Miles Vorkosigan is sent to Komarr to investigate an accident in which a solar mirror vital to the terraforming of the planet was shattered by a runaway spaceship, but he finds himself unwelcome in the domed cities and must hasten to stop a plot that could result in his exile Agent Miles Vorkosigan investigates terrorism and financial speculation on the planet Komarr. The story is told through the eyes of Ekaterin, the unhappily married wife of a government official with whom Vorkosigan falls in love The last gleaming sliver of Komarr's true-sun melted out of sight beyond the low hills on the western horizon.