The Ouroboros Effect

by D. Juliano

In an age where people live indefinitely, there is a whole new brand of heroism. This is a story about a brave few who sacrifice their immortality, and take on great risk, so that others may live. Set in the 25th century, this psychological sci-fi thriller follows the life of John Mitchell, commander of the Twenty-Two Thousand, an elite team of deep-space plasma, fire, and rescue specialists. John is the best rescue officer the service has, but he struggles with his past, haunted by the memory of the only family he has ever failed to rescue€”his own. He is known for pushing the envelope, setting his own life aside to make the save. But John is about to realize that the source of his greatest strength is also his greatest weakness. Technology can keep his body alive, but the true test of survival will be in his mind...

312 pages, Paperback

First published December 18, 2010