Author: Shuvom Ghose

Shuvom Ghose writes comic military science fiction built around futuristic institutions, hazardous assignments, and characters who do not fit heroic expectations. Infinity Squad introduces Second Lieutenant Jonah Forrest, an officer serving in a world where human consciousness can be transferred into cloned bodies. His encounter with a captured Hell-Spider draws him into a mission that complicates the official account of the conflict around him. The novel appeared in 2012 and combines action with satire, using repeated bodies and military procedure to question identity, expendability, and command. Goodreads classifies the book across science fiction, humor, dystopian fiction, and adventure for younger readers, reflecting its deliberately mixed tone. BookNotification records Infinity Squad as the opening volume of a series continued by Star Brigade in 2015. Ghose keeps the speculative device closely tied to Jonah’s choices rather than treating it as background technology. Infinity Squad consequently works as both a complete initiation story and the foundation for a broader sequence about survival, loyalty, and institutional absurdity.