K. Van Kramer
Website of Science Fiction Author,
K. Van Kramer
The Phobos Series
K. Van Kramer
Website of Science Fiction Author,
K. Van Kramer
The Phobos Series
K. Van Kramer
Website of Science Fiction Author,
K. Van Kramer
The Phobos Series
Modified
“Modified” is story of three off-world cities that float in the clouds of Venus and robots called the Automatons who labor on the surface. Everything seems to be going smoothly until a mysterious robot named Jarvis escapes to the cities with a warning. Two colonists seem destined to help him and heed his warning about an impending comet strike that could destroy the great citadels. Fiercely independent Joules, and Terik the son of the cities founder, join forces with Joules father — a brilliant but outcast inventor, and Captain Durant, a brave pilot who comes to believe in the plight of the Automatons.
Escape To Phobos
Set two hundred years into the future, a quiet agricultural engineer finds herself entangled in an exodus to Mars and its station on Phobos. Faced with impending cataclysmic conditions on Earth she can no longer deny, she is joined by her son, a savant genius, who guards a secret called Evolution--a batch of genetically altered seeds that hold the key to plant life on Mars and the future of the human race. As the fate of the two planets hang in the balance, she enlists the aid of a colleague and close friend named Xanders, who uses his powerful connections in space exploration to ensure their escape.
From Phobos To Mars
Running at full speed this book cements a must-read space opera, that captures the reader in thrilling locations, classic adventure, chivalric romance and exciting action. Set in a technologically advanced future beginning on Mars, emotional conflicts and personal interests arise revealing a strong heroine who emerges with real human frailties. Courageous, misunderstood risk taker — Dr. Lirren Lamaar, consistently faces trouble, yet all too capable, handles it well despite the vast unknowns that surround her. In such a future, a heroine emerges, in such times of uncertainty.’