The Silent Siege of Mars - Chmielewski, Tom
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When tug pilot Ed Ferald returned from his latest trip to Saturn, he brought back a group of researchers and an old friend to a heroes' welcome on Mars. Ed didn't know he also brought back a hidden, deadly menace, an alien pathogen discovered from Saturn's moon Enceladus, and brought back to Mars by Earth-based terrorists. The pilot faced death before, but as the extent of the threat became known, Ed became haunted by the realization that, purely by luck, he would survive, but many of the Martian colonists would not. The Silent Siege of Mars offers a layered plot revealed in fragments and…mehr

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When tug pilot Ed Ferald returned from his latest trip to Saturn, he brought back a group of researchers and an old friend to a heroes' welcome on Mars. Ed didn't know he also brought back a hidden, deadly menace, an alien pathogen discovered from Saturn's moon Enceladus, and brought back to Mars by Earth-based terrorists. The pilot faced death before, but as the extent of the threat became known, Ed became haunted by the realization that, purely by luck, he would survive, but many of the Martian colonists would not. The Silent Siege of Mars offers a layered plot revealed in fragments and unexpected twists. Yet with the aid of new and unexpected allies, they close in on the perpetrators. But will it be in time? The third book of the Martian Sands Series offers suspense, touches of humor, and even pathos. And just when you think the plot is resolved, there's still another twist to uncover. Or maybe two.
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A writer and editor who has worked on newspapers, magazines, websites, books, and ebooks, Chmielewski has nurtured a longtime interest in space travel and the science fiction stories that peer into the future of our exploration of the Solar System and beyond. He grew up with the space race and was on a Florida Beach to watch Apollo 11 launch for the moon. His freelance work includes science articles for The Atlantic and features for regional magazines. Chmielewski writes a blog about science, science fiction and whatever else comes to mind at MartianSands.com