A Potential Threat. Retrograde Cycle, #2

Par : Robert Murray
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  • FormatePub
  • ISBN8231496754
  • EAN9798231496754
  • Date de parution16/09/2025
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  • ÉditeurWalzone Press

Résumé

CELIA GREY'S SHIP has gone dark. Has the mystery of Neptune now claimed the crew of the Lise Meitner?Dalton Simmons and Hugh Saracen became household names 20 years ago; now they have their routine at the edges of humanity.  With a refit ship, a new crew, and a bunch of Marines, can these heroes of yesterday rescue Captain Grey and her people before the unthinkable happens? ? EXPLORATION? SPACE MILITARY? OPTIMISTIC FUTURE? LIVING IN SPACE
Born and raised in the rolling foothills of the Appalachian Mountains, Robert C. Murray spent his childhood exploring every corner of his back yard inventing worlds from the shrubs and stones. When not outside or ankle-deep in Lego bricks (more worlds to invent) he had his nose in a book: fiction, non-fiction, reference, the occasional thick menu. Much like Hemingway, he used a toy typewriter (and his cub reporter sister) to pioneer independent publishing with a homemade newspaper.
RCM has made your hamburger at McDonald's, filed your HR paperwork, fixed your computer more times than anyone cares to admit, and plays a variety of brass and percussion instruments even when people ask him to stop.