Prairie Dogs PPL: A Near-Future Novel

Eleven days in the year 2012 propel us through the streets and inner offices of Washington, D.C. When an aggressive Washington Post reporter reveals a secret meeting with Supreme Court Justices, the Hennessey Administration’s re-election campaign implodes. Higher ups at Justice and the NSC square off; the all-powerful MICs fight to retain their lucrative control of US satellite launches; and an unexpected player surprises them all. Standing apart from politics, Christopher Brock and his BTP Corporation energize Cesare Rosati’s dramatic glimpse into the near future. A must read from an exciting new author. – Harriet Freiberger, author of Lucien Maxwell, Villain or Visionary

Political intrigue, entrenched military industrialists, judicial chicanery and, of course, the media, rock Washington, DC in the year 2012 when a court decision is handed down in favor of private space launches. The fight is on to keep the status quo, but a small, upstart corporation bursts out of secrecy with a new technology set to leave them all behind. Told in a conversational style, this intriguing blend of political thriller with science fiction provides a fascinating journey into the near future that is not to be missed. – Kathleen Cunningham Guler, author of In the Shadow of Dragons