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10th Anniversary Edition of Retrograde
When nuclear war erupts on Earth, the colonists in the Mars Endeavour base find themselves cut off from home. With four modules, representing the US, China, Europe and Russia, suspicions grow between the colonists. Supply missions are cancelled, communications become fragmented, and the team face an impossible question: Has war come to Mars?
As governments on Earth descend into chaos, the colonists must overcome political divisions, dwindling resources, and the harsh realities of life on the Red Planet. Every machine, every crop, and every human life is irreplaceable, but equipment is starting to break and people are dying.
Millions of kilometers from the cradle of humanity, the colonists discover that Mars is more than an outpost—it may be humanity's last chance for ending the war.
To Live and Die on Mars is a gripping hard-science fiction thriller about survival, resilience, and what it means to build a future when the past has been consumed by war.
Genre: Science Fiction
When nuclear war erupts on Earth, the colonists in the Mars Endeavour base find themselves cut off from home. With four modules, representing the US, China, Europe and Russia, suspicions grow between the colonists. Supply missions are cancelled, communications become fragmented, and the team face an impossible question: Has war come to Mars?
As governments on Earth descend into chaos, the colonists must overcome political divisions, dwindling resources, and the harsh realities of life on the Red Planet. Every machine, every crop, and every human life is irreplaceable, but equipment is starting to break and people are dying.
Millions of kilometers from the cradle of humanity, the colonists discover that Mars is more than an outpost—it may be humanity's last chance for ending the war.
To Live and Die on Mars is a gripping hard-science fiction thriller about survival, resilience, and what it means to build a future when the past has been consumed by war.
Genre: Science Fiction
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