Vorkosigan Saga: Borders of Infinity (Series #7) (Paperback)

from laughingwoman6

The very first Vorkosigan story I ever read was The Mountains of Mourning in an anthology edited by Connie Willis. I loved it, found Miles' character to be hugely compelling and wanted to read more. Even years later I remember the story, Miles as a young man just out of military training is appro...

from seehuhn

Three Miles Vorkosigan stories, combined into one novel with the help of a thin wrapper story where Miles recalls exploits from his past. In "Mountains of Mourning", Miles solves an infanticide case in a backwater mountain region of Barrayar. In the second story, "Labyrinth", Miles encounters a b...

from fyrefly98

General Summary: Borders of Infinity is not a novel proper, but rather a collection of Miles Vorkosigan novellas. All three deal with Miles (who is deformed from a prenatal gas attack on his mother) as he must use his considerable intellect get out of - and occasionally in to - trouble. The three...

from JenneB

This is really three short stories tied together with a flashback framing device, and they all take place at different times in the Barrayar chronology which makes it difficult to keep track of where you are, but all that really doesn't matter because this book is awesome. I especially loved the ...

from fuzzi

Miles is interred in a Cetagandan POW camp, in search of a war hero, but finds himself using his wits and powers of persuasion to not only survive, but to take charge of the situation. Good read.