Space Freighter Tulyar

In the follow-up to the thrilling MURDER PLANET, Sunita Kumar and the crew of Tulyar find themselves uncovering a deadly secret buried for five centuries.On their way to Terra, Tulyar is assigned to make first contact with a 'Generation Ship', a long-lost colony vessel launched from humanity's beleaguered home planet to settle a new world. But Rosa Parks is missing from the main database of those ships.As the boarding party make their way over to meet people who have spent half a millennium in deep-freeze, they and the Terran Union government will discover just what the phrase "Berchtesgaden is rebuilt" unlocks in a dusty vault…Not everyone will make it out alive. Adam Carpenter was born in the 1980s but was too busy being a toddler to properly appreciate the culture at the time. He most definitely appreciates it now.He's been a fan of Doctor Who since before it was cool and, with a strong knowledge of trivia, is generally very handy to have on your quiz team.He is also a railway enthusiast, volunteering at a heritage railway in SE England.He has completed three books in the Space Freighter Tulyar, is working on a fourth and is also working on something called a megagame, which you may wish to search for yourself - it's hard to explain.

It's a busy galaxy for three women and it's about to get busier…Sunita Kumar and the crew of Tulyar have been catapulted to interstellar fame, but glory isn't a totally positive thing to have.Dignitary Protection Group agent Kasia Landau has found herself assigned to guard an heiress with a dark past.Archaeologist Roisin Santiago must deal with a serious injury and major financial pressure.Now their paths are about to collide in the third story in the Space Freighter Tulyar series.Because upon a time, some aliens buried one of their kings in a tomb on a volcanic moon. A tomb about to be discovered and when it is, the consequences will be explosive. Adam Carpenter was born in the 1980s but was too busy being a toddler to properly appreciate the culture at the time. He most definitely appreciates it now.He's been a fan of Doctor Who since before it was cool and, with a strong knowledge of trivia, is generally very handy to have on your quiz team.He is also a railway enthusiast, volunteering at a heritage railway in SE England.He has completed three books in the Space Freighter Tulyar, is working on a fourth and is also working on something called a megagame, which you may wish to search for yourself - it's hard to explain.