| Author: | John R. Mason | ISBN: | 9781904073628 |
| Publisher: | Golden Apple, Wallasey | Publication: | December 7, 2013 |
| Imprint: | Language: | English |
| Author: | John R. Mason |
| ISBN: | 9781904073628 |
| Publisher: | Golden Apple, Wallasey |
| Publication: | December 7, 2013 |
| Imprint: | |
| Language: | English |
Deep in the meat of the galaxy, Asteroid H730 continued its wandering journey. The crew of Astra One had prepared for an eight year piggyback ride around the solar system, but this was now the new reality. There was no way back and they all knew it, got on with it.
It had been a big ask from the off, but Astra One, complete with full crew, had been delivered on time and buried into the surface of the passing asteroid. The mining lobby, for once, had given way to exploration. A year in, and an unexpected deviation into the heart of Saturn’s enigmatic ‘Loop’, gave them a first hand taste of what it actually contained. They survived.
Megaron was a distant two weeks. But for Captain Adam Cain, moving on was proving to be a tough job. Nothing seemed to help. Then, while giving Zepha Five a routine shakedown, his mind opened to a bizarre event which linked together a bunch of Megaronian plants, a beautiful spy and one of Henry Sanderson’s concerts.
Set against the legacy of an ancient war, Cain knew he faced his greatest challenge--to save Astra One and, quite possibly, their asteroid home itself.
Deep in the meat of the galaxy, Asteroid H730 continued its wandering journey. The crew of Astra One had prepared for an eight year piggyback ride around the solar system, but this was now the new reality. There was no way back and they all knew it, got on with it.
It had been a big ask from the off, but Astra One, complete with full crew, had been delivered on time and buried into the surface of the passing asteroid. The mining lobby, for once, had given way to exploration. A year in, and an unexpected deviation into the heart of Saturn’s enigmatic ‘Loop’, gave them a first hand taste of what it actually contained. They survived.
Megaron was a distant two weeks. But for Captain Adam Cain, moving on was proving to be a tough job. Nothing seemed to help. Then, while giving Zepha Five a routine shakedown, his mind opened to a bizarre event which linked together a bunch of Megaronian plants, a beautiful spy and one of Henry Sanderson’s concerts.
Set against the legacy of an ancient war, Cain knew he faced his greatest challenge--to save Astra One and, quite possibly, their asteroid home itself.
