Probably the bawdiest and most scathing lampoon of science fiction and big business ever written. Tom is catapulted into a chaotic world where bureaucracy and process have taken over from all reason. Good management techniques, intellectual capital and profit have been totally ignored in order to perpetuate an organisational structure. Nobody knows what the company actually does, and Tom, now in charge, is given the biggest challenge to find out. Add into this multiple attempts on his life, his quest to find true love, an investigation into a murder without a victim, the first rule of being a private investigator, and the impending total collapse of four universes, and we have a tangled knot that even Alexander the Great would have trouble cutting through. Tom has to do something, otherwise it will be the end of everything he knows, and quite a few bits he doesn't know about. This is not beep-beep science fiction but a sarcastic lusty romp through everything wrong with business and life today, neatly wrapped up in a bit of sci-fi and interconnected adventures. Adults only, and only those who are not easily offended