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A Truth Beyond Full
Don’t dig deep lest you regret what you find
Miranda, an ice and rock moon of Uranus, has been a thriving mining colony. But recently there has been a rise in fatal accidents. Kylone has an ability to extrapolate patterns behind a rock face to determine where and how to dig. When his fiancée died in another accident, he blamed himself and his ability; a wreck, no longer able to mine, he became a priest with limited duties in the locally developed Priesthood. Assigned to officiate at a hero miner’s funeral, the widow asks Kylone to investigate the spate of accidents and, along with some help from an unexpected source, he starts to suspect that they may have a more sinister cause, a suspicion which puts his own life in danger.
Cover Alex Storer
Miranda, an ice and rock moon of Uranus, has been a thriving mining colony. But recently there has been a rise in fatal accidents. Kylone has an ability to extrapolate patterns behind a rock face to determine where and how to dig. When his fiancée died in another accident, he blamed himself and his ability; a wreck, no longer able to mine, he became a priest with limited duties in the locally developed Priesthood. Assigned to officiate at a hero miner’s funeral, the widow asks Kylone to investigate the spate of accidents and, along with some help from an unexpected source, he starts to suspect that they may have a more sinister cause, a suspicion which puts his own life in danger.
Cover Alex Storer
326 pages, Paperback
Published November 11, 2024
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August 19, 2025This is a Small Spec Book Awards nominee!
March 16, 2025
A fascinating novel. A Truth Beyond Full matches the author's excellent scientific understanding with detailed world building and an off-world, multilayered mystery that protagonist, Kylone must get to the bottom of before he is banished...or worse! Inspired by a photograph taken by Voyager 2 of Miranda, an ice and rock moon orbiting Uranus, Oliver's book will leave you wondering about future off-world settlers, and all the wonders they will discover.
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