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12 de abr. de 2007 · Senior Field Prefect Tom Dreyfus and his team investigate the shocking destruction of one of the Glitter Band’s habitats, only to discover that the seemingly open and shut case is a cover for a conspiracy that threatens citizen rule of the entire Glitter Band.
- Prefect Dreyfus Emergency Series by Alastair Reynolds - Goodreads
4.37 · 1,975 Ratings · 152 Reviews · published 2024 · 11...
- Prefect Dreyfus Emergency Series by Alastair Reynolds - Goodreads
4.37 · 1,975 Ratings · 152 Reviews · published 2024 · 11 editions. From the king of modern space opera comes a new ad…. Want to Read. Rate it: A sub-series in Alastair Reynolds's larger Revelation Space series featuring Prefect Dreyfus. The Prefect (Prefect Dreyfus Emergency, #1), Open and Shut,...
Tom Dreyfus is the titular prefect, a member of a special investigations police force called Panoply that is responsible for protecting the Glitter Band. The novel offers a thoroughly in-depth study of future technology, including augmented reality within the Revelation Space universe, owing its unique setting in the time-line.
Prefect Tom Dreyfus has a new emergency on his hands. Across the habitats and their hundred million citizens, people are dying suddenly and randomly, victims of a bizarre and unprecedented malfunction of their neural implants.
Tom Dreyfus is a Prefect, a policeman of sorts, and one of the best. His force is Panoply, and his beat is the multi-faceted utopian society of the Glitter Band, that vast swirl of space habitats orbiting the planet Yellowstone. These days, his job is his life.
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Featuring Inspector Dreyfus - one of Alastair Reynolds most popular characters - this is a fast paced SF crime story, combining a futuristic setting with a gripping tale of technology, revolution and revenge.
An intense and fast paced sci-fi mystery thriller. The main focus is on the investigation, and the events evolve quickly. The Prefect by Alastair Reynolds - book 1 in the Prefect Dreyfus Emergencies science fiction series, 2007.
