Kenneth Golde

Breathe Moon Air Kenneth Golde

"Eat Moon Food. Drink Moon Water. Breathe Moon Air." More than a century after the establishment of a Lunar Mining Colony, the inhabitants of this desolate planet are no longer just miners. They are a full civilization of families living in a dangerous environment with no natural resources, neither food nor water nor air, but lacking only one true necessity in their lives: freedom. Picking up where "Breathe Moon Air. Part 1: Rebellion" left off, a massive fleet of warships leaves the Earth to occupy the Lunar Colony and prevent all shipments of food, supplies, and precious water from reaching the Moon. Without water the Colony's plant crops will die; without green plants, the air supply will dwindle. Without air, the people of the Moon cannot survive. Facing an armed armada from Earth, Hampton Stoddard and J. T. Goodwin rally the inspired people of the Moon to repel their invaders. While Goodwin leads troops to secure the Southern ice mines to preserve a source of water, Ham leads an impossible mission across the surface of the Moon to destroy the Earth's ships before they can occupy the Colony. Tragically, it is not only the formidable strength of their opponent but the natural dangers of their own home, the desolate Moon, that will be their most dangerous challenge. Knowing that the Moon will never again be so close to freedom, Ham looks to Selena Mantiga, and her love, to find the courage he needs to lead the Moon to victory. Freedom for the Moon, however, will require more than battle and more than politics. The secret to freedom is a mystery, buried for decades where Hampton Stoddard survived a cave-in without atmosphere and without air, deep beneath the surface of the Moon, in the conclusion of Kenneth Golde's epic, Lunar adventure, "Breathe Moon Air. Part 2: Revolution."Kenneth Golde is the author of two fiction novels, the "Breathe Moon Air" Series and "A Full Measure of Happiness," as well as the non-fiction "The Do-It-Yourself Bailout," the definitive guide to credit card debt settlement. He is also a professional screenwriter who has adapted classic Sci-Fi to film for Hollywood studios, including the Isaac Asimov novel "The End of Eternity," and Richard K. Morgan's "Thirteen."