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Crisis Moon

By: Michael McGruther
Narrated by: Jack Clancy
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Space shrapnel knocks a satellite repairman out of orbit. Power and communications go dark around the globe. Boot prints are discovered on the Moon where no human has ever set foot. There’s a crisis on the Moon, and the United States is about to uncover a nightmare scenario that could mean the end of the republic.

©2020 Michael McGruther (P)2020 Michael McGruther Adventure Science Fiction Fiction

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Don't get me wrong, I love the confidence that the states installs in their citizens. Just felt it was a bit forced down ones neck as an excuse to paper over shortfalls in the story. Along with issues in physics / practicalities in space travel - orbital mechanics and strange designs in spinning spaceships. Oh whatever. So yep it's fluffy.

As a yarn, it was ok. I didn't feel that I'd wasted 5 hours of my life so that's positive. Just hoped for a bit more thought on the practicalities of space travel and then dealing with a reduced gravity environment.

Narration was clear and good. The voices had a good amount of differentiation between them. There seemed to be a couple of glitches in editing with a sentence repeated.

Very Gung Ho visit to the moon

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