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A TRANSMISSION FROM THE ARCHIVE

The rock rats

by Ben Bova

Earliest known edition
2002
Selected edition
unknown
Pages in this edition
384
English editions
1 ↗
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2002 · Tor · eng

BETWEEN THE COVERS

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This sequel to The Precipice continues the saga of the struggle for the wealth of the solar system. Annotation. Visionary space industrialist Dan Randolph is dead-but his proteacute;geacute;, pilot Pancho Barnes, now sits on the board of his conglomerate. She has her work cut out for her. For Randolph's rival, Martin Humphries, still wants to control Astro and still wants to drive independent asteroid miners like Lars Fuchs out of business. Humphries wants revenge against Pancho-and, most of all, he wants his old flame, Amanda, who has become Lars Fuchs's wife. Brimming with memorable characters and human conflict, rugged high-tech prospectors and boardroom betrayals, The Rock Rats continues the tale of our near-future struggle over the incalculable wealth of the Asteroid Belt, the richest source of raw mineral wealth known to humankind. Before it ends, many will die-and many will achieve more than they ever dreamed was possible.

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THE IDEAS CONNECTING THE DOTS

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/tags/OL179TMines and mineral resourcesAsteroidsFictionSpace warfareWomen air pilotsFiction, science fiction, general

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  • The asteroid wars