Space station "Mir IV" is on day 171 of its mission, encircling the Earth every 89 minutes. Yet, since day 36 it has carried only one passenger, the remaining cosmonaut from a 4-man crew. It is clear that ground control has abandoned his mission and alone among the stars he contemplates his fate.
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Probably Martin Booth's second-best book and one of the best books I have ever read. I did not read much fiction for a long time, but somehow I came across Martin Booth and he changed my entire perspective. He does tend to favor Russian and Asian themes, so you should be prepared for some deep cultural perspectives and foreign languages. Nothing you can't work with, though.
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