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Gunmaker
A Science Fiction Novel by Chris Gerrib
Subgenres & Tropes:
- Space Opera,
- Military Sci-Fi,
- Murder Mystery,
- Asteroid Colony,
- Rebellion
This book is for you if you're into...
- Locked-room mysteries set on spinning asteroid stations
- Civil unrest and rebellion in tight sci-fi communities
- LGBT and nonbinary characters driving the action
She didn't think she needed a gun. She was wrong.
Martika Clybourne is the new legal consultant for 433 Platinum Mining LLC on Gavin Station, a torus happily spinning inside the asteroid, Eros. What was meant to be an easy job is turned upside-down when she’s called to investigate an officer killed by bullet wounds on a station with no projectile weapons.
Her investigation turns up more corruption and shady business than she thought possible for such a small colony. But when the sixteen-year-old, alleged murderer is apprehended, two sides form: the officers and company enforcers against the station workers. Martika quickly realizes her recently deceased supervisor was the only person holding this spinning station of unrest together, and it’s up to her to keep it from turning to chaos.
Eros will never be the same.
Come for the civil unrest and stay for the rebellion in Gunmaker by Chris Gerrib!
Genres: Space Opera / Military Sci-Fi / Science Fiction / LGBT and Non Binary
Market: Adult
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