Centauri Station: Six Stories from the Galaxy's Edge

by Janet Guy

Six thrilling short stories told in the corridors of that outpost between galaxies, Centauri Station. Tales of intergalactic intrigue, travelogues of alien worlds, gripping accounts of combat and conquest.

- Explorers encounter more than they bargained for as their ship nudges the edge of the Oort cloud.
- A stranded crew struggles for survival as their planet’s deadliest season approaches.
- A robot must awaken the rest of his automated crew to finally complete their mission, if their corrupted circuits and damaged ship are still up for the task.

These and three other amazing tales await you as soon as you step aboard Centauri Station.

All royalties from this collection are donated to Doctors Without Borders.

81 pages, Kindle Edition

First published January 1, 2015

Reviews

[Almustafa Couch · Rating 3 out of 5]

Quite a good interesting short book, which offered tiny tapas (tastings) into the fascinating world (s) of science-fiction, dealing with issues as diverse as robots staffing a space station, and a Rogue trader finding refuge with a religious community, just to mention a few. In short I would recommend this book to anyone who for whatever reason wanted a fun(non-taxing) reading experience.