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Asteroid
... and she's figured out who launches its strikes on commercial satellites.
When the Moon's corporate rival contracts for Winnie and her partner, Bertie, to clear space junk around an orbiting station, she grabs her chance to pursue the probe's agent, a spy who almost killed her - twice. But tracking down a scoundrel among asteroid miners and committed colonists is harder than she expected. Now, more is at stake than ever before.
Can the pilots avert a global catastrophe? Will they survive the attempt?
If you love space adventures, click now and start reading .
When the Moon's corporate rival contracts for Winnie and her partner, Bertie, to clear space junk around an orbiting station, she grabs her chance to pursue the probe's agent, a spy who almost killed her - twice. But tracking down a scoundrel among asteroid miners and committed colonists is harder than she expected. Now, more is at stake than ever before.
Can the pilots avert a global catastrophe? Will they survive the attempt?
If you love space adventures, click now and start reading .
346 pages, Paperback
Published August 2, 2022
About the author
Kate Rauner
43 books13 followersKate Rauner is a retired Cold War Warrior. She worked for over twenty years at the Rocky Flats Plant, once part of the nation's nuclear weapons complex. She helped decommission the site, which is now a National Wildlife Refuge.
Kate moved to southwest New Mexico and worked at the copper mines around Silver City, including the historic Santa Rita mine. Santa Rita has been mined since Native Americans collected copper there before the Spaniards entered Mexico.
Today she lives outside Silver City on the edge of the Gila National Forest with her husband and cat. She enjoys hiking and bird-watching, and, as a volunteer firefighter, has fought wildland and home fires. "I'm well on my way to my life's goal," Kate says. "To become an eccentric old woman."
Kate moved to southwest New Mexico and worked at the copper mines around Silver City, including the historic Santa Rita mine. Santa Rita has been mined since Native Americans collected copper there before the Spaniards entered Mexico.
Today she lives outside Silver City on the edge of the Gila National Forest with her husband and cat. She enjoys hiking and bird-watching, and, as a volunteer firefighter, has fought wildland and home fires. "I'm well on my way to my life's goal," Kate says. "To become an eccentric old woman."
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