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Terra Forma

Jot Russell

Start date: January 1, 2010

Finish date: January 1, 2010

Why we're reading this: After decades of war, one man strives to unite the world through the task of creating another. The global…more
[close] After decades of war, one man strives to unite the world through the task of creating another. The global project to terraform Mars invites hidden danger on the founder, James Kennedy, and the project workers operating asteroid tug vessels in space. This realistic view of the future could represent the birth of a new living world or the destruction of the Earth herself.

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Mar 28, 2018 Chris Nance rated it it was amazing

Terra Forma is a clever, often tense, sci-fi thriller. Jot Russell's tale is one of politics, tragedy, and triumph, the future of a newly united Earth resting in mankind's ability to terraform Mars, while avoiding it's own destruction. Unfortunately, the success or failure of the project rests in the hands of daring space-tug captains and their crews, though terrorist elements stand in the way of progress, jeopardizing humanity's future to satisfy their own personal Agenda.
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