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Patrick Chiles

    Patrick Chiles crea romanzi ambientati nell'industria spaziale del futuro prossimo, profondamente informati da un fascino per il volo durato una vita e da un'ampia esperienza personale. La sua opera ritrae vividamente individui comuni che compiono imprese straordinarie nel settore aerospaziale. I lettori apprezzeranno la sua capacità di immergerli nel mondo dell'aviazione e delle tecnologie spaziali. La sua scrittura riflette una profonda comprensione sia delle complessità tecniche sia delle narrazioni umane intrecciate con il volo.

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    • "THE FUTURE BELONGS TO THE STRONG OF HEART Marshall Hunter only wanted to fly: the faster, the higher, the better. But the Space Force has other plans that will take its newest officer beyond anything he imagined. Assigned to the cislunar cruiser U.S.S. Borman as a search-and-rescue officer, Ensign Hunter is resigned to a life of rescuing wayward spacefarers and derelict satellites. The novelty of Earth orbit soon wears off after a series of arduous spacewalks, confirming his suspicion that the new space economy has attracted too many people with more money than sense. His fortunes appear to change when a billionaire couple goes missing on their way to survey a near-Earth asteroid. Out of contact and on a course that will eventually send them crashing into Mars, the nuclear-powered Borman is dispatched on an audacious, high-speed interplanetary run to find the couple's wayward spacecraft and bring them home. As they approach the asteroid, the Borman itself becomes hopelessly disabled, its only chance of rescue coming from a surprising source. With the Borman suddenly out of commission and far beyond reach, cislunar space begins falling into chaos as critical satellites fail and valuable lunar mineral shipments begin disappearing in transit. Nothing is as it seems, and the crew suspects none of it is by coincidence. Facing an impossible choice between salvation and sacrifice, Marshall Hunter will have to find a way to save both his crewmates and their civilian charges"-- Provided by publisher

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