DAUGHTER MOON
One male time traveler into a WOMEN ONLY high-tech future solar-system where the male sex is extinct. Can you work with that? Check the free sample!
Kali, a skilled computer hacker on Daughter Moon, is womaneuvered
into taking charge of the suicide mission to rescue the time traveler
in trouble down upon Mother Earth.
Lunar’s resources are no match for Earth’s lifeless eNet computer
complex which has evicted huwomanity from Mother Earth. But the time
traveler who makes periodic unstable appearances (Goddess Kronos, the
focus of the Moonie Religion) has a defensive 5K Field stronger than
anything Lunar or Earth have. If the time traveler can be rescued
and her 5K Field duplicated, huwomankind will be able to defeat eNet
and reclaim Mother Earth.
Brought into the top secret meeting as a technical advisor, Kali makes
the mistake of speaking up and giving her honest opinion of her
leaders’ hopelessly incompetent plan. She is goaded into offering up
an alternate plan of her own which she thinks just might be possible.
Instead of getting demoted and kicked out, Kali is chilled to find
herself in absolute command of the rescue, where she will go down to
Mother Earth herself with her own picked team.
Kali’s team succeeds in rescuing the time traveler. Unfortunately
Goddess Kronos is a boy. The only male in the solar system. “We
can’t bring that testosterone infected creature back to Daughter
Moon!” More difficult than rescuing the boy from eNet may be keeping
him alive on Daughter Moon, which Kali must do, since his technology
resists analysis. Another problem: one of the astronauts has already
fallen in love with the boy.
DAUGHTER MOON is Old School hard Science Fiction at 122,840 words,
with Matriarchy as the twist. All the Usual Suspects: Alien Invasion,
teleportation, space battles, nanotechnology, virtual reality; a
nobody suddenly given incredible powers; a struggle for the survival
of our race and the future of the Universe; a Love more powerful and
decisive than any technology.
[How did the future space-based civilization become dominated by
women? Terrorism + Insurance Rates + Advances in Cloning. One
terrorist can kill everyone in a 30,000 population space station.
The male/female ratio of terrorists is 50 to 1. Sexual-profiling.
Space habitats where males had no access to high security areas were
empirically safer, with drastically reduced insurance rates, which
made them economically more viable. Within a thousand years the
verdict was clear: boys were just too dangerous to allow to be born.
(Anyway, who needs ’em? We have TomBoys!)]
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Kali, a skilled computer hacker on Daughter Moon, is womaneuvered
into taking charge of the suicide mission to rescue the time traveler
in trouble down upon Mother Earth.
Lunar’s resources are no match for Earth’s lifeless eNet computer
complex which has evicted huwomanity from Mother Earth. But the time
traveler who makes periodic unstable appearances (Goddess Kronos, the
focus of the Moonie Religion) has a defensive 5K Field stronger than
anything Lunar or Earth have. If the time traveler can be rescued
and her 5K Field duplicated, huwomankind will be able to defeat eNet
and reclaim Mother Earth.
Brought into the top secret meeting as a technical advisor, Kali makes
the mistake of speaking up and giving her honest opinion of her
leaders’ hopelessly incompetent plan. She is goaded into offering up
an alternate plan of her own which she thinks just might be possible.
Instead of getting demoted and kicked out, Kali is chilled to find
herself in absolute command of the rescue, where she will go down to
Mother Earth herself with her own picked team.
Kali’s team succeeds in rescuing the time traveler. Unfortunately
Goddess Kronos is a boy. The only male in the solar system. “We
can’t bring that testosterone infected creature back to Daughter
Moon!” More difficult than rescuing the boy from eNet may be keeping
him alive on Daughter Moon, which Kali must do, since his technology
resists analysis. Another problem: one of the astronauts has already
fallen in love with the boy.
DAUGHTER MOON is Old School hard Science Fiction at 122,840 words,
with Matriarchy as the twist. All the Usual Suspects: Alien Invasion,
teleportation, space battles, nanotechnology, virtual reality; a
nobody suddenly given incredible powers; a struggle for the survival
of our race and the future of the Universe; a Love more powerful and
decisive than any technology.
[How did the future space-based civilization become dominated by
women? Terrorism + Insurance Rates + Advances in Cloning. One
terrorist can kill everyone in a 30,000 population space station.
The male/female ratio of terrorists is 50 to 1. Sexual-profiling.
Space habitats where males had no access to high security areas were
empirically safer, with drastically reduced insurance rates, which
made them economically more viable. Within a thousand years the
verdict was clear: boys were just too dangerous to allow to be born.
(Anyway, who needs ’em? We have TomBoys!)]
DAUGHTER MOON
One male time traveler into a WOMEN ONLY high-tech future solar-system where the male sex is extinct. Can you work with that? Check the free sample!
Kali, a skilled computer hacker on Daughter Moon, is womaneuvered
into taking charge of the suicide mission to rescue the time traveler
in trouble down upon Mother Earth.
Lunar’s resources are no match for Earth’s lifeless eNet computer
complex which has evicted huwomanity from Mother Earth. But the time
traveler who makes periodic unstable appearances (Goddess Kronos, the
focus of the Moonie Religion) has a defensive 5K Field stronger than
anything Lunar or Earth have. If the time traveler can be rescued
and her 5K Field duplicated, huwomankind will be able to defeat eNet
and reclaim Mother Earth.
Brought into the top secret meeting as a technical advisor, Kali makes
the mistake of speaking up and giving her honest opinion of her
leaders’ hopelessly incompetent plan. She is goaded into offering up
an alternate plan of her own which she thinks just might be possible.
Instead of getting demoted and kicked out, Kali is chilled to find
herself in absolute command of the rescue, where she will go down to
Mother Earth herself with her own picked team.
Kali’s team succeeds in rescuing the time traveler. Unfortunately
Goddess Kronos is a boy. The only male in the solar system. “We
can’t bring that testosterone infected creature back to Daughter
Moon!” More difficult than rescuing the boy from eNet may be keeping
him alive on Daughter Moon, which Kali must do, since his technology
resists analysis. Another problem: one of the astronauts has already
fallen in love with the boy.
DAUGHTER MOON is Old School hard Science Fiction at 122,840 words,
with Matriarchy as the twist. All the Usual Suspects: Alien Invasion,
teleportation, space battles, nanotechnology, virtual reality; a
nobody suddenly given incredible powers; a struggle for the survival
of our race and the future of the Universe; a Love more powerful and
decisive than any technology.
[How did the future space-based civilization become dominated by
women? Terrorism + Insurance Rates + Advances in Cloning. One
terrorist can kill everyone in a 30,000 population space station.
The male/female ratio of terrorists is 50 to 1. Sexual-profiling.
Space habitats where males had no access to high security areas were
empirically safer, with drastically reduced insurance rates, which
made them economically more viable. Within a thousand years the
verdict was clear: boys were just too dangerous to allow to be born.
(Anyway, who needs ’em? We have TomBoys!)]
Kali, a skilled computer hacker on Daughter Moon, is womaneuvered
into taking charge of the suicide mission to rescue the time traveler
in trouble down upon Mother Earth.
Lunar’s resources are no match for Earth’s lifeless eNet computer
complex which has evicted huwomanity from Mother Earth. But the time
traveler who makes periodic unstable appearances (Goddess Kronos, the
focus of the Moonie Religion) has a defensive 5K Field stronger than
anything Lunar or Earth have. If the time traveler can be rescued
and her 5K Field duplicated, huwomankind will be able to defeat eNet
and reclaim Mother Earth.
Brought into the top secret meeting as a technical advisor, Kali makes
the mistake of speaking up and giving her honest opinion of her
leaders’ hopelessly incompetent plan. She is goaded into offering up
an alternate plan of her own which she thinks just might be possible.
Instead of getting demoted and kicked out, Kali is chilled to find
herself in absolute command of the rescue, where she will go down to
Mother Earth herself with her own picked team.
Kali’s team succeeds in rescuing the time traveler. Unfortunately
Goddess Kronos is a boy. The only male in the solar system. “We
can’t bring that testosterone infected creature back to Daughter
Moon!” More difficult than rescuing the boy from eNet may be keeping
him alive on Daughter Moon, which Kali must do, since his technology
resists analysis. Another problem: one of the astronauts has already
fallen in love with the boy.
DAUGHTER MOON is Old School hard Science Fiction at 122,840 words,
with Matriarchy as the twist. All the Usual Suspects: Alien Invasion,
teleportation, space battles, nanotechnology, virtual reality; a
nobody suddenly given incredible powers; a struggle for the survival
of our race and the future of the Universe; a Love more powerful and
decisive than any technology.
[How did the future space-based civilization become dominated by
women? Terrorism + Insurance Rates + Advances in Cloning. One
terrorist can kill everyone in a 30,000 population space station.
The male/female ratio of terrorists is 50 to 1. Sexual-profiling.
Space habitats where males had no access to high security areas were
empirically safer, with drastically reduced insurance rates, which
made them economically more viable. Within a thousand years the
verdict was clear: boys were just too dangerous to allow to be born.
(Anyway, who needs ’em? We have TomBoys!)]
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BN ID: | 2940015578188 |
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Publisher: | @hg47 |
Publication date: | 10/08/2012 |
Sold by: | Barnes & Noble |
Format: | eBook |
File size: | 1 MB |
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