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Top 150 Kindle Bestseller - #1 in Space Opera - #1 in High Tech - #1 in Evolution



"The Frozen Sky" is a stand-alone novella by the international bestselling author of the Plague Year trilogy.

Originally published in Writers of the Future 23, "The Frozen Sky" is a near-future sci fi thriller set beneath the ice of Jupiter's sixth moon, Europa. This story has been translated into Czech, Estonian, Polish, Romanian and Turkish in magazines overseas. It also earned an honorable mention in Gardner Dozois's The Year's Best Science Fiction.

This ebook includes two illustrations by Karel Zeman, whose artwork appeared in Pevnost magazine alongside the Czech translation of "The Frozen Sky."

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