About this book
Ronny Bronston has spent his entire life dreaming of escaping Earth through a coveted United Planets assignment, and his chance finally arrives when he lands a provisional job with the Bureau of Investigation, Section G. But this science fiction adventure proves far more complex than he anticipated.
Tasked with locating the elusive Tommy Paine, Bronston must navigate the challenges of off-world operations while proving himself worthy of a permanent position. As he ventures beyond familiar territory, he discovers that securing an interplanetary career comes with unexpected dangers and moral complications that test his resolve.
Originally published in Analog Science Fact & Fiction in 1961, Mack Reynolds' *Ultima Thule* captures the optimism and intrigue of classic mid-century science fiction. The novella explores themes of ambition, bureaucracy, and the human drive to explore unknown frontiers. Reynolds masterfully weaves political intrigue with space exploration, creating a narrative that questions what we're willing to sacrifice for our dreams.
This audiobook is perfect for fans of golden age science fiction who appreciate thoughtful world-building and character-driven storytelling. If you enjoy tales of interplanetary mystery and the clash between individual ambition and institutional systems, *Ultima Thule* offers a compelling escape into a richly imagined future.
