Set in the 28th century, the four lines of original humans (natural born alphas), ""normal"" humans (genetically re-lineaged machina-alphas), tech-rebuilt humans (beta), and cyborg humans (deltas) are now firmly established. Yet the inherent brokenness of the original alpha humans persists. At the heart of the betas' ambitious vision for universal peace stands Phaedra Zeta, a powerful beta and former alpha, now serving as Miranda's Principal. She is tasked with a mission of galactic diplomacy and profound social engineering, extending the group's Golden Rule-a benevolent non-interference policy-to new species and old problems alike.
Enter Genevieve Prohal, a re-embodied beta with a storied past across multiple lives and incarnations. Genevieve is dramatically re-embodied and tasked with a critical, high-stakes mission. Her first challenge: to save the ethereal Nusians of Venus from solar extinction by becoming their template for transition into a new, humanized form. Unbeknownst to her, the ambitious beta will be redefined by the Nusians as Sei Esperanza, destined to become the sole champion of sapiens alphakind on the volatile Jupiterian frontier beyond their dimension. Fixing the problems of Jupiter proves challenging-as it is home to the last vestiges of aggressive, unchecked human nature... run by the kinds of humans we currently are in the 21st century.
This is Miranda's most strategic and morally complex play yet: to tame the alphas not through warfare, but through mass calculated social reengineering, boxing them into a digital existence for their own salvation. Join Phaedra, Genevieve, and the evolving Miranda soul group as they face a future where the grand dream of universal harmony demands an unflinching look at humanity's most inconvenient truths. Genevieve of Venus is a cerebral exploration of destiny, redemption, and the bittersweet cost of securing a lasting peace, even when it means saving people from themselves.
By:
Ajani Abdul-Khaliq Imprint: Social Arts and Technical Alliance Volume: 6 Dimensions:
Height: 216mm,
Width: 140mm,
Spine: 35mm
Weight: 789g ISBN:9781955275057 ISBN 10: 195527505X Series:Grand Miranda Pages: 692 Publication Date:14 June 2025 Audience:
General/trade
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ELT Advanced
Format:Paperback Publisher's Status: Active
