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With theΒ BormanΒ suddenly out of commission and far beyond reach, cislunar space begins falling into chaos as critical satellites fail and valuable lunar mineral shipments begin disappearing in transit. Nothing is as it seems, and Marshall Hunter and the rest of the crew suspect none of it is by coincidence.
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AboutΒ Frozen Orbit:
β. . . hard science fiction and an entertaining and gripping plot. . . . Chiles nails the atmosphere of a NASA-run human spaceflight mission in the 21st century, the jargon of the mission controllers and astronauts, and the bureaucratic infighting characterizing todayβs NASA. . . . The scenario and background . . . are the scaffolding on which a gripping tale is formed. Readers experience the wonder the astronauts feel on a remarkable voyage, groan as the Earth goes crazy as the expedition progresses, and thrill to a powerful conclusion . . . science fiction at its best.ββThe Galveston County Daily News
AboutΒ FarsideΒ by Patrick Chiles:
βThe situations are realistic, the characters interesting, the perils harrowing, and the stakes could not be higher."β John Walker, Ricochet.com
β. . . a fast-paced and exciting story that bounces between the borders of technological thriller and science fiction. . . . an impressive effort."βThe Galveston County Daily News
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Patrick ChilesΒ has been fascinated by aircraft, rockets, and spaceflight ever since he was a child transfixed by the Apollo missions. How he ended up as an English major in college is still a mystery, though he managed to overcome this to pursue a career in aviation operations and safety management. He is a graduate of The Citadel, a Marine Corps veteran, and a private pilot. In addition to his novels, he has written for magazines such asΒ Smithsonianβs Air & Space. He currently resides in Tennessee with his wife and two lethargic dachshunds.
