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Delphinus

Michael Kingswood

Publisher: SSN Storytelling

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Summary

Piter's honeymoon was off to a splendid start. He and his bride had a fancy bridal suite on a luxury spaceliner, and had their own private view of the most beautiful aurora in the known galaxy. 
Then it all went to hell. 
Narrowly escaping the spaceliner's destruction in a cargo shuttle, he, his bride, and five others crash onto an un-colonized moon, where they have to figure out how to survive until the rescue comes. 
Assuming it ever does. 
Delphinus is a 9,700 word science fiction adventure.
Available since: 06/22/2017.

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