Alien: Perfect Organisms

<b>Some years after the events of <i>Aliens </i>and <i>Alien 3</i>, an artist obsessed with the disturbing visceral potential of the xenomorphs is pursued to an abandoned colony. <br><br>A thrilling <i>Alien</i> novel from the much-celebrated Shaun Hamill, author of <i>A Cosmology of Monsters</i> and<i> The Dissonance</i>!</b><br><br>Desperate, depressed and nearly destitute, Cynthia Goodwin goes against her better judgement to keep her ship the <i>Chariot </i>and its crew in work: she agrees to meet with the reclusive billionaire Roman Fade.<br><br>Fade’s request is unorthodox: go to the abandoned colony of New Providence and bring back his former lover, the renowned artist Corinth Bloch.<br><br>The job is rife with uncertainty. No one knows what happened on New Providence or why it is under quarantine. And Bloch may be brilliant, but he is also deranged. As Cynthia follows his path to the colony, she learns of a mind obsessed with images of dark and horrifying creatures . . . Of an almost religious fervor for the ultimate subject for his art . . . Of the drive to capture the sublime terror of the perfect organism . . .