As if Star Wars creator George Lucas had co-written a novel with Jürgen Habermas, Germany's most brilliant sociologist. Leif Randt sends his protagonists into a bizarre utopian world that recalls both new pop myths and classics of Hollywood cinema. In the endless expanses of space exists a solar system whose six planets and two moons are governed by a wise computer intelligence. Between the metropolitan planet Blossom and the garbage planet Toadstool, a new era has long since dawned—a post-democratic age of peace and self-control. Humans have formed collectives that compete for the best lifestyles. However, the solar system is shaken when the aggressive collective of broken hearts makes headlines. Mint-colored clouds of poison rise from marketplaces and summer camps.