What Readers say:
★★ ★ ★ ★
‘Expertly woven, nail-biting story.’
‘Made me feel like I was right there with them on that spacecraft.’
‘Wow. In addition to having an exciting far-future plot, this scifi novel also felt deeply personal and touching.’
★★ ★ ★ '''
‘Fascinating, couldn’t put it down!’
‘I got hooked right from the beginning. The family at the center of the story really captured me.’
‘The writing is top-notch throughout and there is plenty of tension making this is a marvelous start to the series.’
‘The characters were so well developed you ached with them.’
📙📙���� There are no FTL drives, no wormholes, and no methods to bend space. There is only the solar system to inhabit on mankind’s goal to exit Earth.
Book 1: Blowout—It’s the depression all over again—only this time it’s in space. When the Starlight human transport craft faces a possible Nuclear Thermal Propulsion blowout, Jacob signs on to help.
If the repairs are not done in time, he’ll have to stay with the ship, leaving his family short one wage-earner, which could have devastating effects on them.
Book 2: Breakdown—Challenged with a crumbling infrastructure, poorly trained subcontractors, and uninformed management, the Flannery family must salvage enough skill and knowledge to rebuild the Pallas Shell World without causing harm to its millions of inhabitants or its delicate ecosystem?
As the Flannery family drama continues, as they find themselves in the midst of a dangerous and life-threatening reconstruction project. The Shell World is old, poorly maintained, and struggling to stay viable before there is a catastrophic failure.
Book 3: Declaration—After moving up in the ranks as part of the Starlight crew, Jacob Flannery is faced with new, more personal, obstacles to overcome. His plan all along was to be reunited with his family. Now, he must decide what his true responsibilities are, beyond his day-to-day needs.
In the meantime, the family''s new hire, Owen, must take drastic measures that may cause a chain reactions that could result in irreparable damages to the Shell World.
★★ ★ ★ ★
‘Excellent science fiction!’
‘I was mesmerized and read the book in two days. Don't miss this one.’
‘I've read several books by this author, and all were excellent, but this was in a class of its own.’
‘What a gem.’
Genre: Science Fiction
★★ ★ ★ ★
‘Expertly woven, nail-biting story.’
‘Made me feel like I was right there with them on that spacecraft.’
‘Wow. In addition to having an exciting far-future plot, this scifi novel also felt deeply personal and touching.’
★★ ★ ★ '''
‘Fascinating, couldn’t put it down!’
‘I got hooked right from the beginning. The family at the center of the story really captured me.’
‘The writing is top-notch throughout and there is plenty of tension making this is a marvelous start to the series.’
‘The characters were so well developed you ached with them.’
📙📙���� There are no FTL drives, no wormholes, and no methods to bend space. There is only the solar system to inhabit on mankind’s goal to exit Earth.
Book 1: Blowout—It’s the depression all over again—only this time it’s in space. When the Starlight human transport craft faces a possible Nuclear Thermal Propulsion blowout, Jacob signs on to help.
If the repairs are not done in time, he’ll have to stay with the ship, leaving his family short one wage-earner, which could have devastating effects on them.
Book 2: Breakdown—Challenged with a crumbling infrastructure, poorly trained subcontractors, and uninformed management, the Flannery family must salvage enough skill and knowledge to rebuild the Pallas Shell World without causing harm to its millions of inhabitants or its delicate ecosystem?
As the Flannery family drama continues, as they find themselves in the midst of a dangerous and life-threatening reconstruction project. The Shell World is old, poorly maintained, and struggling to stay viable before there is a catastrophic failure.
Book 3: Declaration—After moving up in the ranks as part of the Starlight crew, Jacob Flannery is faced with new, more personal, obstacles to overcome. His plan all along was to be reunited with his family. Now, he must decide what his true responsibilities are, beyond his day-to-day needs.
In the meantime, the family''s new hire, Owen, must take drastic measures that may cause a chain reactions that could result in irreparable damages to the Shell World.
★★ ★ ★ ★
‘Excellent science fiction!’
‘I was mesmerized and read the book in two days. Don't miss this one.’
‘I've read several books by this author, and all were excellent, but this was in a class of its own.’
‘What a gem.’
Genre: Science Fiction
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