Name: Mars Endeavour
ISBN: 9781328834553

Peter Cawdron

The international team at the Mars Endeavour colony is prepared for every eventuality except one--what happens when disaster strikes Earth? Mankind has long dreamed of reaching out to live on other planets, and with the establishment of the Mars Endeavour colony, that dream has become reality. The fledgling colony consists of 120 scientists, astronauts, medical staff, and engineers. Buried deep underground, they're protected from the harsh radiation that sterilizes the surface of the planet. The colony is prepared for every eventuality except one--what happens when disaster strikes Earth?

Mars Endeavour

Emilee J Carter

Revolution Racing are enjoying their best season yet. But for Lucie Carolan she can’t help but feel there’s still something missing.


Brett Anderson is Revolution Racing’s all star driver. The only thing that matters more to Brett than winning championships? His best friend, and Revolution Racing’s Social Media Manager, Lucie Carolan.
Together, Lucie and Brett have spent 10 years travelling the world with their team, partying like VIPs and, for the sake of their friendship, denying the chemistry that has sizzles between them. So when Brett is forced to take a step back from racing, Lucie knows there’s nowhere else in the world she should be than by his side.
As Brett’s recovery takes them from race tracks to Lucie’s family home in Tuscany, will slowing the pace of their lives finally allow them to give in to their feelings or each other, or will taking a foot off the gas of their glamorous lives cause them to crash and burn?




Retrograde

I really don’t think this book was that much fun. I didn’t enjoy it too much, but I still read it because I love torturing myself with trashy romance novels with a theme. So, I’ll be continuing the series because I want to see what happens to all of the characters. 

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Shona Tiger

Fun story. I rolled my eyes a lot, though. The protagonist is a woman, but sounds like a man (: There's a lot of *telling* going on, sometimes mid-action. A huge amount of repetition. And then I could see the twist coming, but that didn't make it any more plausible or even entertaining :|

But I love space, and I love reading about Mars, so I finished the book :)

Oh, and all the "cultural issues"? Super stilted, loaded with cringey stereotypes. Have to wonder a bit if that's the author's own experience talking.

"NASA prepared us for every eventuality on Mars, but they never prepared us for what could go wrong on Earth." Mankind has long dreamed of reaching out to live on other planets, and with the establishment of the Mars Endeavour colony, that dream has become reality. The fledgling colony consists of 120 scientists, astronauts, medical staff, and engineers. Buried deep underground, they're protected from the harsh radiation that sterilizes the surface of the planet. The colony is prepared for every eventuality except one-what happens when disaster strikes Earth?