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    Saturn For Sale
    Saturn For Sale
    Saturn For Sale
    Audiobook1 hour

    Saturn For Sale

    Written by Craig A. Falconer

    Narrated by Steven Barnett

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    About this audiobook

    In a universe for sale, the highest prize could hide the deepest secret...


    Dylan Kline, salesman extraordinaire, eyes Saturn's moons as his ultimate cosmic jackpot.


    As global attention turns towards the first launch of the billionaire's ambitious project, the stakes could hardly be higher.


    Kline's advanced rocketry has finally enabled heavy long-distance transit, opening up a new frontier of unimaginable revenue opportunities.


    Mining speculators, multinational energy companies and even government agencies all want a piece of the action.


    But they might not be the only ones...


    __________


    Sci-Fi Sizzlers are standalone short stories from international bestselling author Craig A. Falconer. These stories can be read in any order — dive in today!

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherCraig Falconer
    Release dateFeb 14, 2024
    ISBN9798882266263
    Saturn For Sale
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    Craig A. Falconer

    Craig A. Falconer is a sci-fi author from Edinburgh, Scotland.

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