The New Scientist Book Club has just read Adam Roberts’s Lake of Darkness
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After watching historical figures travel through time in Kaliane Bradley’s The Ministry of Time, the New Scientist Book Club headed in the other direction for our latest read, to the far future and some hard science fiction with Adam Roberts’s Lake of Darkness. Taking place in an apparently utopian society, this opens as two spaceships orbit a black hole – only for the captain of one of them to claim he’s been commanded to murder all his shipmates by a voice emanating from the black hole. Not so utopian after all, and via Roberts’ protagonist Saccade, a historian of serial killers from the 21st century, we soon learn more…
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