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Lords of the Ice Moons

Part of the Science and Fiction Book Series

DOI: 10.1007/978-3-319-98155-0

ISBN: 978-3-319-98154-3

Publisher: Springer International Publishing - Springer Journals

Aug 10, 2018

1 - 10 of 41 Chapters

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Gwen Baré

Carroll, Michael

Pages: 3 –8

[They floated in Venus’ golden skies, 30 klicks above an inferno of broken rock and simmering volcanoes, in a city suspended below a cluster of silvery gossamer balloons. Amber clouds rose into the gray-blue firmament like the pillars of a Greek temple, bending at their tops, great banners of...
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Interval 1: Grandma Baré’s Diary

Carroll, Michael

Pages: 9 –10

[It feels satisfying, somehow, thinking about the fatalities—about their ashes fluttering on the wind—in the same way that grinding your jaw gives you some kind of twisted relief from a toothache. But then the pain comes back and you realize it would have been healthier to just leave it all alone.]
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Carter Rhodes-September 2229

Carroll, Michael

Pages: 11 –12

[“I don’t necessarily envy you the job you’re taking on, but I do think you’re the perfect candidate for it.” The figure on the monitor let himself smile faintly, his stiff upper lip enthusing encouragement while retaining that all-important aloofness. His dense black hair lay close against his...
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Gwen

Carroll, Michael

Pages: 13 –17

[Josh’s mouth opened and closed like a landed fish. Finally, he formed a few words. “Guess it doesn’t matter that Melciéna Valentine won the Nobel Prize for genetics. Oh, and there was that little incident of the Braham Selfie Interplanetary Laurel for her Enceladan architecture.” He shrugged...
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Rhodes

Carroll, Michael

Pages: 19 –27

[It was reunion central as Gwen stepped from the space cruiser. People laughed, hugged, and slapped each other’s shoulders. No such celebration awaited her: this was business.]
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Interval 2: A Fairy Tale

Carroll, Michael

Pages: 29 –29

[Once upon a time, there lived an old mother pig. She had three little pigs, and not enough food to go around. So when they were old enough, she sent her three little pigs into the wide world to find their fortunes.]
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Gwen

Carroll, Michael

Pages: 31 –34

[Gwen knew the moment her hotel monitor chimed that the person on the other end would be Carter Rhodes. He was a man on a mission; he was not one to let anything sit for long. She had been awake for exactly forty minutes, had just finished breakfast in her bathrobe and nothing else, and with her...
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Chevalier

Carroll, Michael

Pages: 35 –38

[Adjutant Chevalier enjoyed the relaxed environment engendered by Carter Rhodes. The Colonel set an informal tone within the office, and the atmosphere made for efficient work and high morale. But this morning’s summons was not so relaxed. It had all the informality of a Courts Martial.]
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Gwen–October 2229

Carroll, Michael

Pages: 39 –45

[“I don’t like it.” Josh Aotea paced across the small space in Gwen’s room, his hands firmly clasped together behind his back. Gwen had deployed the bed from the ceiling to give her luggage a place to sit; there was barely enough room for him to walk between her bed and the wall. “To Earth, then...
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Antonio Vincenzi

Carroll, Michael

Pages: 47 –51

[So far, Antonio Vincenzi’s mission had been frustrating as hell. They’d given him very little information to work with, and even less about the mission’s genesis. To top it off, Phobos itself was a frustrating place. Mars loomed over the horizon as a constant presence, a great, baleful dome...

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