Kerry Truelove

Chaldinor (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

All contact with the ACES installation on distant Boreaster has been lost. Perhaps one of the planet's spectacular storms is to blame, but as Boreaster is on the edge of Civitas space the Company persuades Earth Government to send in a small military force to investigate. The only non-military personnel on the expeditionary force are two ACES experts on alien life forms. Only one has any first-hand experience of the planet and its biota, but even she cannot anticipate what happens when they land.

On the colony planet of Chaldinor, a storm of a different nature has erupted. Some years ago a meticulously planned and ruthlessly executed insurrection toppled the government. Now three warring factions claim they are the legitimate government of the planet, and while they argue, anarchy prevails. Frustrated by the stalemate, the Civitas turns to adjudication in a last-ditch hope to resolve the issue; if adjudication fails, the Civitas has no option but to evict the tiresome planet from its membership.

In Earth Station, placidly orbiting around the planet, another storm is developing around a single prisoner, a lost soul convicted for life on multiple counts of murder who is driven by imperatives not even she can fully understand. While the Adjudicator deals with Chaldinor and Earth Government deals with Boreaster, Integrol Inspectors Hadrenan and Tsenanegar and their staff have to deal with the storm growing within their station. What they uncover proves to be something never experienced in the Civitas and Earth alike, something that threads to far-off Chaldinor and turbulent Boreaster.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Kerry Truelove
• Erscheinungstermin: 4. November 2022
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9780648989233
• Artikelnr.: 66301745

Autorenporträt

Daughter of a career diplomat, Kerry grew up in Australia and postings in New Zealand, Africa, Europe and Asia, a mobile childhood that probably stimulated the imagination and certainly ended up with an eclectic education. She graduated from the then Canberra College of Advanced Education, with a Bachelor of Applied Science (Biology), a degree which focused mainly upon ecological conservation. She entered the Australian Public Service as a base-grade clerk in 1980 and spent over twenty years in the service. This was followed by a brief foray as a natural resource consultant and a slightly longer time as a fitness personal trainer, before retiring from paid employment. She lives in Canberra with four cats and an collection of (largely unfinished) projects, varying from further writings to drawings, woodworks and her garden. It has been a lifetime of writing, sketching and generally trying to create things, with mixed success but (usually) a lot of enjoyment.