Beltrunner
From the best traditions of hard science-fiction.

The omnipotent corporations of the future have nearly taken over every asteroid mining operation in space. Independent miners like Collier South have been left without a rock to stand on, choking on corporation space dust.
But one last trip for Collier might reveal the motherlode!
If only he can sniff out the most promising rock and grapple onto it, his 'make-do' past will become his 'can-do' future.
It's a race, and Collier South must get there before his vindictive ex-lover (and her shiny new corporate ship) steals it from him!
Armed with old-school maneuvers and sage advice from his trusty onboard computer, Collier campaigns to mine the rock, pay off his debts, and change his life forever. And should things go beyond his expectations, and the rock offers him more than he can imagine, he'll also need a plan to safeguard his future and protect the universe as well!
All of which assumes, of course, that the corporation doesn't cheat, get there first, or conspire to pry every last thing from his cold, stubborn, nearly dead fingers.
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Beltrunner
From the best traditions of hard science-fiction.

The omnipotent corporations of the future have nearly taken over every asteroid mining operation in space. Independent miners like Collier South have been left without a rock to stand on, choking on corporation space dust.
But one last trip for Collier might reveal the motherlode!
If only he can sniff out the most promising rock and grapple onto it, his 'make-do' past will become his 'can-do' future.
It's a race, and Collier South must get there before his vindictive ex-lover (and her shiny new corporate ship) steals it from him!
Armed with old-school maneuvers and sage advice from his trusty onboard computer, Collier campaigns to mine the rock, pay off his debts, and change his life forever. And should things go beyond his expectations, and the rock offers him more than he can imagine, he'll also need a plan to safeguard his future and protect the universe as well!
All of which assumes, of course, that the corporation doesn't cheat, get there first, or conspire to pry every last thing from his cold, stubborn, nearly dead fingers.
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Beltrunner

Beltrunner

by Sean OBrien
Beltrunner

Beltrunner

by Sean OBrien

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Overview

From the best traditions of hard science-fiction.

The omnipotent corporations of the future have nearly taken over every asteroid mining operation in space. Independent miners like Collier South have been left without a rock to stand on, choking on corporation space dust.
But one last trip for Collier might reveal the motherlode!
If only he can sniff out the most promising rock and grapple onto it, his 'make-do' past will become his 'can-do' future.
It's a race, and Collier South must get there before his vindictive ex-lover (and her shiny new corporate ship) steals it from him!
Armed with old-school maneuvers and sage advice from his trusty onboard computer, Collier campaigns to mine the rock, pay off his debts, and change his life forever. And should things go beyond his expectations, and the rock offers him more than he can imagine, he'll also need a plan to safeguard his future and protect the universe as well!
All of which assumes, of course, that the corporation doesn't cheat, get there first, or conspire to pry every last thing from his cold, stubborn, nearly dead fingers.

Product Details

BN ID: 2940158276156
Publisher: EDGE-Lite
Publication date: 05/26/2016
Sold by: Barnes & Noble
Format: eBook
File size: 1 MB

About the Author

Sean O’Brien is an educator and writer from Southern California. He is married and has two children along with an ever-growing number of animals. He was named Educator of the Year by the California League of High Schools and has been a head varsity football coach, television broadcaster, and Gilbert and Sullivan singer (though not a good one).
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