If You're Curious About These Questions...
You should listen to this audiobook
- What if the hero of your favorite retro sci-fi show was actually real, and his vintage muscle car was a 'Tesseract Engine' capable of slipping through time and space?
- Have you ever wondered what kind of love is powerful enough to starve a psychic parasite that feeds on human rage and grief?
- Are you curious about how to change the most painful moments of your past without breaking the future—or yourself—in the process?
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Key Takeaways from The Infinite Miles
- — The Girl Who Came Back Wrong
- — The Argonaut Is Real, And He’s an Asshole
- — Susan Feldman, Waitress and Time Bomb
- — The First Trek Convention and the Price of Yes
- — The Harmonica Screams, The Past Answers
The Infinite Miles — Full Chapter Overview
Chapter 1: Recommendation
Chapter 2: The Girl Who Came Back Wrong
Chapter 3: The Argonaut Is Real, And He’s an Asshole
Chapter 4: Susan Feldman, Waitress and Time Bomb
Chapter 5: The First Trek Convention and the Price of Yes
Chapter 6: The Harmonica Screams, The Past Answers
Chapter 7: The Starlight Betrayal, Again
Chapter 8: Sekundos and the Knife
Chapter 9: The Capitol of Black Crystal
Chapter 10: The Timeline Holds
The Infinite Miles Summary & Overview
Harper Starling has spent three years stuck in grief after her best friend, Peggy Mara, disappeared without a trace. Then Peggy returns—scarred, altered, and speaking like a stranger—hunting a carved harmonica that can “call a man” across the stars. The man turns out to be Miles, the real-life inspiration behind Harper and Peggy’s beloved retro sci‑fi show, Infinite Odyssey, and his vintage muscle-car “Tesseract Engine,” Argo, can slip through time and space.
Dragged into a chase that spans 2023 Harlem, 1970s New York, and distant alien worlds, Harper learns Peggy has been taken over by the Incarnate, a planet-devouring psychic parasite born from Miles’s ruined homeworld. To rescue Peggy—and keep Argo out of the hive’s hands—Harper must confront her own rage, change the past without breaking it, and discover what kind of love can starve a monster that feeds on hate.
Who Should Listen to The Infinite Miles?
- Listeners who love time-travel adventures grounded in friendship, grief, and messy, human choices.
- Fans of Doctor Who-style “bigger than the universe” escapades, but with a nostalgic TV-show framing device.
- Readers who enjoy sci-fi with emotional stakes: identity, remorse, queerness, and the cost of living in the past.
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