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Wine Dark Deep: Book One | R. Peter Keith

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Wine Dark Deep - A hard science-fiction space opera. Equal parts Star Trek, The Martian, The Moon is a Harsh Mistress and The Expanse - The First Book in the Epic Odyssey of the Spaceship Ulysses and its Crew!When the solar system's key asteroid mine is seized by revolutionaries, it puts the secret mission of the spaceship Ulysses in jeopardy. Without a refueling launch from the asteroid, the survival of the ship and its crew is uncertain. The safest course for the Ulysses? Abandon the mission and limp home. But Cal Scott, captain of the Ulysses, is an astronaut of the old school and failure is not an option. He has a plan: head straight for the asteroid belt and get their fuel-one way or another.

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Wine Dark Deep: Book One | R. Peter Keith

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This is the first of a trilogy and gets its name from a quote in The Odyssey. This was a short, fun, hard science fiction adventure written in the style of Andy Weir - the science which drives the plot is believable and well thought out, and much of it explained to the reader.

I really liked this and I'm looking forward to continuing on with the second book in the series.

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