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Danger in the Void

Charles E. Fritch

Narrateur Scott Miller

Maison d'édition: Scott Miller

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Synopsis

Danger in the Void written by Charles E. Fritch Silvia secretly planned to divorce George when they reached Arcturus. But a space journey can alter a careful plan—or hatch a worse one! 
The trouble started when the Arcturus Queen was four billion miles out of Earth, heading for the star after which it was named. It pulled clear of the solar system using conventional drive, then switched into subspace. A few minutes later the ship shuddered perceptibly, and an authoritative voice came reassuringly from the public address system. 
"Passengers will please remain in their seats. We are temporarily cutting the subspace drive due to mechanical difficulties which have developed. There is no cause for alarm." 
The message was repeated and George said, "What do you suppose is the matter?" 
"How should I know," Silvia snapped. "I'm not a space mechanic. Why don't you find out if you're so interested." 
He glared at her. "I was just wondering. You don't have to get so disagreeable. But then, why should now be any different?" 
She smiled at that, though her blood raced and her fingers itched to make red ribbons of his face. "I've got plenty of reason to be disagreeable—" 
"Okay, okay," he said; "let's not go through that again." He got up. "I'm going up to the observation platform." And he went down the aisle between the rows of seats and disappeared through a door at the farthest end. 
She glared after him. That was always his way, running out on an argument. Well, when this trip was over, there would be no more running away. 
A man dropped into the seat beside her. 
"This seat's taken," she said automatically, and then realized the man must have known, since all seats were reserved. 
"I know," the man said. "I'd like to talk to you."
Durée: 36 minutes (00:36:09)
Date de publication: 24/12/2021; Unabridged; Copyright Year: — Copyright Statment: —