Dan hane brink biography books

Brink is named after its setting: a series of space stations orbiting a desolate, post-apocalyptic Earth — the last remaining outposts of humanity.

They’re massive and can support millions of humans, but the people who live their lives on them are fed strong anti-depressants, to deal with the desolate existence of their relatively meaningless lives. All they’re really doing is breeding and eating synthetic foods, while orbiting a dead planet in massive tin cans.

However, while the backdrop is clearly deep-rooted in science fiction, the book doesn’t stick to the genre alone, rapidly veering off into a police procedural, and determinedly avoiding doing anything else you might expect it to for the entire remainder of the book.

The main plot follows two cops as they investigate a cult that seems to be growing in power and status. However, they have to operate somewhat off grid, because everything to do with the running of the space-station, from the secu