Space Station 14, Part 1
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A detective in homicide, Michael Brin, is sent to a Space Station 14, a town on an alien planet, to investigate the disappearance of two miners.
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Space Station 14, Part 1 - Thadd Evans
Are the miners dead or has someone kidnapped them?
A detective in homicide, Michael Brin, is sent to a Space Station 14, a town on an alien planet, to investigate the disappearance of two miners.
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Space Station 14
Copyright © 2015 Thadd Evans
ISBN: 978-1-4874-0457-4
Cover art by Carmen Waters
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Space Station 14
By
Thadd Evans
Dedication
Nicolas Tesla
Chapter One
I entered an office in a Police Cruiser, one type of starship, and sat in front of a desk.
Behind it, Captain Tesk, a human, frowned. Brin, we’re sending you to Space Station Fourteen, a town on the planet Wos, because two miners who work for Greod Mining vanished about a week ago.
Tesk was the only member of the force who called me Brin. Everyone else addressed me as Michael.
Tesk added, According to their supervisor, Nas, a team searched the Greod Mine, the fifteen mile road between it and Station Fourteen along with eight neighborhoods in Fourteen itself.
A six-foot in diameter 3D hologram of a planet appeared above the desk. A section of the northern hemisphere enlarged, revealing a town inside a dome. Beneath the hologram, text scrolled indicating this was Fourteen.
I scowled. How long has the search been going on?
For the last fifty hours.
Are any police helping them?
Two are. After you arrive, one will resume his former duties.
I nodded. Did any officers speak to the President of Greod about the missing miners?
Yes. Officer Roun Ze did. By the way, the president’s name is Eyhan.
A 3D hologram of Eyhan, an Aito woman with turquoise skin and sunken cheeks, appeared.
I frowned. What did Eyhan say?
She said we should talk to Nas because he knows a lot more about this than she does.
Why are you sending me to a planet I’ve never been to before?
You’re better at breaking through firewalls and solving complicated cases than anyone else on the force. I should mention that many Qio miners on Wos don’t like humans.
I frowned. Who said they don’t like us?
Roun did. She will meet you at the main Fourteen spaceport. I just emailed her resume into your phone.
I nodded, curious about Roun. Are you going to send anyone else besides me?
An officer named Jas So. She will land in Fourteen a few days after you arrive.
The name isn’t familiar.
She joined the Mpstation Four police force three years ago. I just emailed her resume into your phone. There is one more problem. Contact lens phones don’t work on Wos. You’ll have to use handheld models.
Understood.
I asked if he had Jas’ flight number. Tesk said he would send it soon. I left.
I leaned back in my seat, one of many on this passenger spaceship, a Galactic Transporter, as it went into orbit around Wos.
According to onscreen notes, Jas So, an officer with a background in IT, had arrested eight robbers, twenty-five space car thieves and four murderers. Eighty-one percent of the arrests ended in convictions. Fellow officers were impressed by her