On Earth's moon, a starship is being built to explore an alien artifact. But one newswoman has become a pawn in a conspiracy that could end the project--as well as her own life.
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Corporate Espionage On The Moon...,
By Christopher Reimer "Stranger Than Fiction Writer" (San Jose, CA USA) - See all my reviews (REAL NAME)
This review is from: Fall Girl (Inconstant Moon) (Paperback)
I find this trilogy somewhat puzzling. It's supposed to be science fiction but the big idea that should be driving the story is just background noise to corporate espionage that's going on between the manager working for a group of super corporations running the moon and the manager working for the feds on a top secret project. While the story itself was entertaining throughout and read more like a mystery thriller, the science fiction was missing from the science fiction. I'm hoping that the next book in the trilogy fixes that problem.
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