Ronovan Hester's Reviews > Worlds Apart

Lieutenant Cameron Joiner is faced with trying to get home from a mission to a satellite orbiting Mars when disaster strikes and leaves him alone in a crippled ship in...who knows where.

An emotional, psychological story that has a touch of mystery as you go along. Of course, he does want to know what happened, right? The more story you read the more you sense how imperative it is he fix the ship and get home before he's the next victim of whatever murdered his crewmates.

The descriptive writing pulls you into the scenes and you feel what Joiner feels. You end up caring what happens to him, and root for him to win.

This is a standalone short but it also could have a sequel if the author wants to do one.

I recommend it to fans of science fiction, psychological horror, horror, Star Trek, and (James Cameron's 'Alien' to Some Extent) and as the author mentions The Twilight Zone.