Publisher, Blackstone Audio (March 2007)

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“Grover Gardner's understated, wry performance captures the essence of [Miles’] multifaceted character. Gardner sets a fast pace with plenty of suspense and an undercurrent of humor as Miles navigates a political landscape in which his family and friends play major roles.” —AudioFile Magazine

“Memory....was named one of PW's best books of the year and was a finalist for both the Hugo and the Nebula Awards.” —Publishers Weekly

“Bujold fans of long standing will justly hail [this] as a masterpiece that contains some of her finest prose and characterization. Bujold continues to prove what marvelous genius can create out of basic space operatics.” —Booklist

“Science fiction at its very best!” —Rave Reviews

“As ever with Bujold, Memory is a delight!” —Locus

“A strong following among feminist readers...especially for the boundless wit of Bujold’s writing”—Feminist Bookstore News

Dying is easy. Coming back to life is hard. At least that’s what Miles Vorkosigan thinks, and he should know, having done both once already.

Thanks to his quick-thinking staff and incredible artistry from a medical specialist, Miles’s first death won’t be his last. But it does take some recovery, a fact he has been reluctant to admit. When he makes the mistake of returning too soon to military duty, he finds himself summoned home to face the Barrayaran security chief, Simon Illyan. But Miles’s worst nightmares about Simon Illyan are nothing compared to Illyan’s own nightmares. Under suspicion himself, Miles must seek out the answers to Ilyan’s nightmares or see the inevitable destruction of Imperial Security and, with it, the Empire.

About the Author: Lois McMaster Bujold burst upon the science-fiction world in 1986 with Shards of Honor, the first of the Vorkosigan Saga novels. She has won the Hugo Award four times and the Nebula Award twice. The mother of two, she lives in Minneapolis, Minnesota.