Colonizing Saturn's Moon

Kin should be your greatest ally, not your greatest threat.As Fynn's sister seizes control of the colony and more Kin awaken from stasis, will they embrace her warped vision of paradise, or Fynn's dream of freedom?Kin descend to the colony to find the alien moon slowly destroys their bodies. Unproven technologies aim to reverse the decline, but survival remains dubious. Fynn would rather be an engineer than a rebel leader, especially since his crew-mates yearn to rejoin their families, but his sister's wild edicts threaten deadly consequences. He struggles to save the colony from fanatics, whatever the sacrifice. Kate Rauner, Hanover, New Mexico, USAA science fiction writer, poet, firefighter, and engineer on the way to becoming an eccentric old woman.I write science fiction novels and science-inspired poetry, and serve as a volunteer firefighter. I'm also a retired environmental engineer and Cold War Warrior (honestly, that's what Congress called us) because I worked in America's nuclear weapons complex. Now living on the edge of the southwest's Gila National Forest with my husband, cats, llamas, and dog, I'm well on my way to achieving my life-goal of becoming an eccentric old woman.Find more and contact me at https://kateraunerauthor.wordpress.com/

Survival is not their destiny.Kin seem safe once their space station is completed, and Fynn escapes endless conflict for a time by prospecting in the Saturn system. Everything changes when power failures strike. Their nuclear reactor degrades long before anyone expected and threatens a cold dark disaster. Lacking technical specifications for a sustainable power plant, Fynn returns to the dismal moon's surface hoping trial and error will yield an answer in time.As a cruel dogma spreads through the Kin and his sister presides over needless deaths, Fynn launches his final challenge. Whose vision of humanity's future will triumph as madness drags them toward destruction?Discover the fate of Fynn and his sister in this final book of the trilogy. Kate Rauner, Hanover, New Mexico, USAA science fiction writer, poet, firefighter, and engineer on the way to becoming an eccentric old woman.I write science fiction novels and science-inspired poetry, and serve as a volunteer firefighter. I'm also a retired environmental engineer and Cold War Warrior (honestly, that's what Congress called us) because I worked in America's nuclear weapons complex. Now living on the edge of the southwest's Gila National Forest with my husband, cats, llamas, and dog, I'm well on my way to achieving my life-goal of becoming an eccentric old woman.Find more and contact me at https://kateraunerauthor.wordpress.com/