Professor Bernice Summerfield and the Infernal Nexus (novel)

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Professor Bernice Summerfield and the Infernal Nexus, or simply The Infernal Nexus, was the fourth novel published by Big Finish Productions, part of their Big Finish Bernice Summerfield series. It featured the return of Jason Kane, who last appeared in the final Virgin Bernice Summerfield New Adventures novel Twilight of the Gods in 1999.

Publisher's summary

Acting on an abstruse tip-off from the renowned paraphysiologist Dr Rupert Gilhooly (a man who, like, knows a lot of stuff) one Bernice Summerfield has found herself on a probe-ship heading deep into the Problematic Heart of the galaxy — not knowing what, or quite who, she might find.

What she finds is Station Control. A place that exists, simultaneously, in four hundred and seventeen dimensions, a brawling, souk-like Nexus between every world that can, or has or ever will be. And one of those dimensions is Hell.

Bernice knows nothing of the rivalries and power-plays going on here. So she blunders right into them and makes a complete hash of everything, natch. And one of the particular whoms she finds, quite frankly, what with one thing and another, she could quite well do without. In her current state.

Plot

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Characters

References

Computers

  • Benny encounters an ARVID in The Maze.

Currency

  • Souls are the currency in the Infernal Regions and one of the currencies in use at Station Control.

Individuals

  • Bernice finds out she's pregnant, she thinks about shagging Jason and pretending it's his.
  • Jason Kane has sex with Mae An T'zhu.
  • Suzi II is a cybernetically altered being.

Literature

Theories and concepts

Species

  • Benny uses a rape alarm to stun some Whistling Ninjas.
  • A Trichoate is a type of demon containing three separate personalities.
  • The Monasticy of Slom is a race of land-based squid with a profound religious fanaticism for punctuality.
  • The Snata is mentioned.

Notes

Audiobook cover.

Continuity

External links

Footnotes

  1. The Infernal Nexus. Big Finish, via Internet Archive. Retrieved on 3 August 2001.