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Moonchild Rising

By: B. Ward Powers, Marti Ward, Philip Powers, David Powers, Ward Powers
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Wishing Shelf Awards Finalist (2024)

Irene is not ashamed of being born and brought up on the moon. It's not as if it's a secret! So one night after a bad dream she lets it slip to her university roommate.

Then the discrimination starts, with rumors of strange abilities and disabilities, as she learns that 'moonchild' is a pejorative.

As she interviews for jobs, it seems that the place of her birth is an automatic disqualification, forcing her to go to extra lengths to prove her worth. But the world conspires against her on a grander scale: she's set up as the patsy for a crime, inveigled in a conspiracy that denies her marriage, and deliberately set up to fail as she troubleshoots biomedical and xenobiology problems around the solar system.

This volume presents the full Moonchild sequence of five novellas.

"Recommended for afficionados of Isaac Asmiov, Ray Bradburty, CJ Cherryh, ... Marti Ward and Andy Weir, and in particular readers of Patty Jansen — I was reminded of these Moonchild stories by Jansen's Jonathan Bartell Space Agent books due to the near-future solar-system-colony biomedical focus."

“A thought-provoking story exploring how a young women born and brought up on the moon must face prejudice in this planet. The writing style is simple, accessible, and there’s plenty of drama to keep readers hooked.” Wishing Shelf Reader
Hard Science Fiction Mystery Science Fiction Women Sleuths Solar System
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