Surface Tension

<p><strong>A devastating dust storm. A colony on the edge of extinction.<br>Only one person can save them. But first they need to start a revolution.</strong><br><br>In the midst of the most devastating dust storm in the history of Mars the survival of the half million people who call it home is hanging in the balance.<br><br>Yet for Major Mia Sorelli of the Mars Law and Order Department it's just another sol at the office - another sol trying to keep the desperate and angry citizens from tearing themselves apart.<br><br>But when she's sent to investigate the death of a fellow officer in the lawless industrial city of Syrtis she begins to suspect that the endless dust storm may not be the only thing threatening their survival.<br><br>With the help of her semi-sentient droid Gizmo they uncover a plot so heinous that her faith in humanity is almost shattered - and the only way for her to get it back and save the colony is to start a goddamn revolution.<br><br><strong>About Surface Tension:</strong><br>This is the fifth book in a Sci-Fi series set in a human colony on Mars but it can also be read as a stand-alone novel. The science depicted is for the most part plausible. In other words what's technically possible with either current technology or taking experimental research a step or two further. That said you won't need a calculator or a slide-rule to enjoy the story.<br><br>Can be read as a stand-alone novel.<br><br><strong>Reading Order:</strong><br>Book 1: Colony One Mars<br>Book 2: Colony Two Mars<br>Book 3: Colony Three Mars <em>(Completes the trilogy)</em><br>Book 4: Jezero City Colony Four Mars <em>(Can be read as a stand-alone novel)</em><br>Book 5: Surface Tension Colony Five Mars <em>(Can be read as a stand-alone novel</em>)<br><br><br><br></p>