The first pandemic screamed through the sky like a flock of Mourning dove. Our global mourning had just begun. Wave after wave of new pandemics followed. Fire-breathing dragon like pandemics.
Scientists learned to sequence and alter the genetic RNA of viruses. Labs popped up to manufacture new viruses.
The novel opens with Vincent Calvino returning to Bangkok from New York City. He discovers the possibilities of manufactured viruses changes the way we think.
It is the era of the Great Upheaval and the Resistance, a time when people split their lives between virtual reality and the real world of sunken streets and khlongs swallowed by rising seas, in a land where resources are stretched and the poor are thirsty.
In the final book of the Vincent Calvino crime series, Calvino searches for a missing teenage “water boy,” and ends up caught between a Chinese-controlled AI named Henrietta, hordes of desperate climate migrants, fanatic religious guilds and a new breed of supersmart scientists, all determined to stay alive.
5 Star Amazon Reviewers:
“There is so much knowledge, insight and learning in that book, wrapped up in the kind of engaging story only Calvino can work through. It might well be the most erudite detective story ever written!
David Armstrong, Top book, top series
“I absolutely recommend it. Christopher G. Moore doesn’t play it safe with his novels, not at all. He does not use a cookie-cutter formula to create the story. He is a student of politics, culture and science and all are weaved into his books and reflect current (and in this case, future), situations and struggles. With Dance me to the End of Time, Mr. Moore once again steps off the ledge, and the readers are rewarded by the risk he has taken.”
M.H. Calvino at His Best - and the Future of Bangkok
“amazing look into the possible future of a world rapidly dying from abuse of the planet - dark, light, amazing! Christopher G Moore is a master of noir - but great to see he is also a compelling and gifted writer of a sci-fi future of a world long on people, short on time because of abuse of the planet, society and the norms of society. Wow - wish it could have been 10000 pages.”
Mobile Gadget Geek The master of Bangkok Noir proves he is the master of many things
Praise
“The Vincent Calvino series is both a wonderful feat of storytelling and a window into ‘Thainess’ and ‘Otherness’. In Vincent Calvino, Christopher G. Moore has created a sympathetic detective as memorable as Philip Marlowe … a subtle reflection on our difficult times…. I will miss Vincent Calvino!.”
—Narisa Chakrabongse, publisher/editor at River Books, founder of BangkokEdge Festival
“Dance Me to the End of Time is a brilliantly conceived finale to the wonderful Vincent Calvino series of novels set in one of the world's most important cities—Bangkok. Christopher Moore transforms his classic noir sensibility with a thrilling warp drive vision of our tomorrow with the timelessness of today. What a great creative work of fiction.”
—James Grady, creator of the Condor character, winner of Italy's Raymond Chandler medal and France's Grand Prix du Roman Noir
“Christopher [Moore] writes as an insider—that is to say not someone on a visit to this strange place who leaves shaking his head in dismay, or with tight lipped judgments—but as an aficionado with the genuine love/hate relationship with the metropolis that all real dwellers of Bangkok have. To me the whole series has been more than the journeys of the good detective ... but an important chronicle of the changes that have taken place in the urban landscape…. In this latest offering that Christopher says is his last in the series, the city has morphed into future time but it should be fairly recognizable to its inhabitants. At least the vices haven’t changed.”
—Tew Bunnag, author of Curtain of Rain
“Moore chose to set the series finale after the Great Upheaval in a climate changed Bangkok where water is on everybody’s mind. A risky move by Moore but one that pays off…. DANCE ME TO THE END OF TIME dishes out justice artfully and against all odds, fairly, in the long run. Given the circumstances, a surprisingly satisfying ending to a memorable and historic crime series.”
—Kevin Cummings, People, Things, Literature
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