About the Author
Adam Silvera
ISBN 9781471187803
Rs. 640
Simon & Schuster
Infinity Son
Who it's for: Fans of urban fantasy and character-driven stories
Infinity Son is the first book in Adam Silvera’s Infinity Cycle series, set in a contemporary world where magic exists. Brothers Emil and Brighton are drawn into a conflict between magical factions when Emil unexpectedly manifests supernatural powers. Brighton, who always dreamed of being a hero, must confront his own desires as his brother navigates this new reality and the moral complexities of wielding power in a divided world.Why You Should Read? Explores sibling dynamics and identity amidst extraordinary circumstances. Combines urban fantasy with emotional depth and character-driven storytelling. Features diverse characters and strong LGBTQ+ representation. Adam Silvera's signature emotional writing applied to the fantasy genre.
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- First book in Adam Silvera's Infinity Cycle series
- Set in a contemporary world with magic
- Explores sibling dynamics and identity
- Combines urban fantasy with emotional depth
- Features diverse characters and LGBTQ+ representation
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Is this the first book in a series?
Yes, Infinity Son is the first book in Adam Silvera's Infinity Cycle series.
What is the setting of the book?
It is set in a contemporary world where magic exists.
What is the main plot?
Brothers Emil and Brighton are drawn into a conflict between magical factions when Emil unexpectedly manifests supernatural powers.
Does the book include LGBTQ+ representation?
Yes, the book features strong LGBTQ+ representation.
What themes does the book explore?
It explores sibling dynamics, identity, and the moral complexities of wielding power.




