| Author: | E.C. Tubb | ISBN: | 9780575107533 |
| Publisher: | Orion Publishing Group | Publication: | September 29, 2011 |
| Imprint: | Gateway | Language: | English |
| Author: | E.C. Tubb |
| ISBN: | 9780575107533 |
| Publisher: | Orion Publishing Group |
| Publication: | September 29, 2011 |
| Imprint: | Gateway |
| Language: | English |
On the airless surface of the Moon the 'cold war' continues, with the bases of the major world powers watching each other and waiting . . .
The dedicated personnel of Britain's Moon Base seemed well-adjusted to their peculiar existence despite a series of mysterious happenings. What bothers them most is the visit of a Royal Commission sent by an economically-worried British Government to investigate expenditure. Travelling with the Commission, but under separate and secret orders, is Felix Larsen, who's investigations are of quite a different nature.
Larsen, alive to the possibilities of espionage, soon finds himself faced with the inexplicable. Why should one man fall a thousand feet and escape with minor bruises while another dies after falling a mere eighteen inches? Why does a desperate man, bent on suicide and with all the means at hand, find it absolutely impossible to kill himself? What are the strange messages emanating from the Base - and from whence do they come? And what is the fantastic thing that has been conceived in the research department?
On the airless surface of the Moon the 'cold war' continues, with the bases of the major world powers watching each other and waiting . . .
The dedicated personnel of Britain's Moon Base seemed well-adjusted to their peculiar existence despite a series of mysterious happenings. What bothers them most is the visit of a Royal Commission sent by an economically-worried British Government to investigate expenditure. Travelling with the Commission, but under separate and secret orders, is Felix Larsen, who's investigations are of quite a different nature.
Larsen, alive to the possibilities of espionage, soon finds himself faced with the inexplicable. Why should one man fall a thousand feet and escape with minor bruises while another dies after falling a mere eighteen inches? Why does a desperate man, bent on suicide and with all the means at hand, find it absolutely impossible to kill himself? What are the strange messages emanating from the Base - and from whence do they come? And what is the fantastic thing that has been conceived in the research department?
