Infinity Has Been Stolen by David Sanz-review
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ABOUT THE BOOK: Release Date September 28, 2025
WHAT MAKES US HUMAN, WHEN WE’VE LOST OUR HUMANITY?
It all begins with an impossible signal from an uncharted system. What seemed like a rescue mission soon turns into a chain of decisions powerful enough to tip the balance of the universe.
Speculative philosophy, sharp humor, emotional tension, and humanist science fiction come together in a story that goes beyond it’s an experience that shakes you and lingers long after you’ve turned the final page.
Perfect for fans of Becky Chambers, Andy Weir, John Scalzi, Ted Chiang, or Martha Wells, and for those who love series like The Expanse, The Orville, or Black Mirror.
The journey has begun.
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REVIEW: INFINITY HAS BEEN STOLEN by David Sanz is an adult, sci-fi, speculative fiction, space opera focusing on the crew of the Vesta: Captain Astrid M’genta, mechanic Glurk-Sath, sentient ship Vesta, and clones Charles and Mike.
Told from several omniscient third person perspectives, as well as officer’s log, and journal entries, INFINITY HAS BEEN STOLEN follows the crew of the spaceship Vesta as they journey towards the end of the universe in search of the unknown. A distress beacon hails the crew of the Vesta but an accident will trigger a series of events that pushes the ship beyond its’ original purpose, six months of unanswered questions that will eventually end with the death of two of their own. From AI to clones, cyborgs, space aliens and humans, quantum physics and space exploration, INFINITY HAS BEEN STOLEN asks the questions about which we may never know.
INIFINITY HAS BEEN STOLEN is an intricately layered, cautionary tale of secrets and lies, power and control, betrayal and vengeance, family and friendships all wrapped into a Star Trek™ like fantasy adventure focusing on first contact and survival. The through provoking, character driven premise is intriguing, complex and entertaining: the characters are animated and unconventional.
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Reviewed by Sandy
