Books in the series Ender's Saga

Xenocide is the gripping third installment in Orson Scott Card's legendary Ender series. Set on the planet Lusitania, the story follows Ender Wiggin and his family as they face an impossible dilemma: a deadly virus called the descolada is essential for the native Pequininos to survive, but it poses a catastrophic threat to the rest of the galaxy. As the Starways Congress sends a fleet to destroy the planet, Ender and a brilliant cast of characters must race against time to find a way for three different species to coexist without total destruction.

This thought-provoking novel is ideal for readers interested in deep philosophical questions, complex moral dilemmas, and intricate world-building. It is perfect for older teens and young adults who love science fiction that challenges the mind and explores the meaning of life, intelligence, and empathy. Fans of epic space operas and stories about first contact will find themselves immersed in the rich cultural and scientific details of Lusitania.

Highlights:

• Explores profound themes of ethics, religion, and the definition of humanity.
• Features a diverse cast of human, alien, and artificial intelligence characters.
• A high-stakes race against time to prevent the genocide of multiple species.
• Perfect for readers who enjoy hard science fiction and complex political intrigue.