The Complete Pentalogy

Twenty countries. One unclassifiable man. Every law kept too well.

A former keeper of accounts is carried, without warning or consent, between countries that should not exist. Each was built on a single promise about what must never be allowed to happen again, and each keeps that promise past the point where keeping it begins to cost.

The scales cannot weigh him. The census cannot describe him. The courts enter his silence as evidence. He writes down what everything costs, and who ends up paying, and the account he keeps becomes the strangest thing on the map: a record that somebody kept.

All five books in one volume: The Logic of Strangers, The Company of Others, The Weight of Witness, The Mercy of Systems and The Unfinished Country. A love story told in wound clocks and rain gauges. A political education told in bread prices and border stamps. And an ending that sets the table for two, and asks.

A Map of Other Laws is a complete series of literary speculative fiction: twenty countries, five books, one account.