Spacehive

by Jeff Sutton

The United States was tossing the parts of Project Spacehive into orbit like bits of a jigsaw puzzle, and then orbiting astronauts to fit the pieces together and make the first spaceship. It wasn't science fiction - just putting into operation a scheme that had been on the drawing boards since the first firings at Cape Canaveral.

But while they'd figured the mechanics involved, they hadn't counted on an unexpected problem - how do you get any work done when you're a sitting duck every ninety minutes for Russian rocket snipers?

Ace D-478

192 pages, Mass Market Paperback

First published January 1, 1960

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