Olympus

by Vance Black, Floyd Largent (Editor)

The year is 2100. After a nuclear war of global proportions, the Olympus 1 space colony has returned to Earth, only to find a desolate wasteland. Is this all that's left of humanity? The colony makes camp and manages to survive, but their brief peace is interrupted by the remnants of the U.S. Space Force, which has survived on a classified space station. The fascist militants use force to abduct all the colony's men and a few female scientists, while imprisoning the women and children. They leave a group of ex-convicts behind to rule the prison camp while they focus on a significant space mission involving a newly-discovered habitable planet. The thugs in charge turn the women into slaves to do their bidding and fulfill their darkest desires. Olympus is left with no choice but to submit — but there's one hope. Captain Kat Leeto, the rightful leader of Olympus 1, managed to escape before the imprisonment. She was badly hurt, but she's out there somewhere. Can she miraculously beat the odds and liberate the women of Olympus?

94 pages, Kindle Edition

Published November 30, 2020

About the author

Vance Black was born and raised in San Diego California. While earning his Civil Engineering degree from San Diego State University, he simultaneously toured the West Coast as the front man of a successful reggae band. In 2014, the band "Project Out of Bounds" was nominated for Best World Music Album at the San Diego Music Awards. Black has now focused his creative energy on writing fiction. This unique writer has always been excellent on utilizing both sides of the brain. His song lyrics have always told stories, so becoming an author was a natural and easy transition.