Infusion
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by Clint Smith
Price: $6.50
Book Website: http://www.asipublishing.com
320 Pages, Paperback, 4.25 x 7
ISBN-10: 0-9759271-0-8
ISBN-13: 978-0-9759271-0-6
Infusion is a story that takes place in the present time. The novel is about the exploitation of the Earth’s resources and the moral conflicts that arise due to the limited resources of the universe.
The Kimoph and Zeron live on two sister planets orbiting a common sun. The resource the Kimophians and Zeron’s need is dattan, which is vital to their survival. Their need for dattan is a result of bio weapons used during the civil war between the two plants that destroyed both eco-systems.
However Consortium law forbids the extraction of dattan from any planet in the Preserve. Earth is located in the Preserve. The law was enacted after the consortium destroyed another planet trying to collect dattan to restore their damaged eco-systems. The KIEF, an environmental police force, enforces the law protecting the Preserve.
The Consortium has found itself at war again. The conflict began over resources needed for dattan production. Dattan production has been declining and new sources are needed.
The KIEF has been investigating a major plot to extract dattan illegally. The suspects include several corporations and potentially the Consortium itself. The undercover investigator for the KIEF is Kiren Hillel.
Kiren Hillel is now in a bind. She is a crewmember onboard the cargo ship Curgan heading toward Earth to extract dattan. Kiren is unable to communicate with the KIEF to summon help and prevent the crime. She is now faced with the dilemma of helping commit the crime she swore to prevent in order to stay alive. Her problems are compounded when an alien from Earth is brought on board, by accident, and she has to care for it and keep it safe.
About The Author
Clint Smith, P.E., is an internationally known technical author whose books and industry trade articles are used extensively in the telecommunication industry.
Clint holds a Masters in Business Administration from Fairleigh Dickinson University, and a Bachelor of Engineering degree from Stevens Institute of Technology. He is also a registered professional engineer and an adjunct professor.
He lives with his wife Mary, and his two children, Sam and Rose, in New York. When he is not working on telecommunication projects, he can usually be found fishing, or tending to his orchard.
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