KBHolsinger

The Aurigan Solution combines the fast pace of hard-core science fiction with the complexity of political intrigue, and its focus is the historical framework of the future in which it is set.  The story chronicles a specific set of incidents that leads directly to the downfall of Humanity’s first star-spanning government - the so-called Luna Republic.
When the alien war had finally ended, a great sense of relief and optimism characterized the mood of the Human Stellar Network.  But this optimism soon gave way to disillusionment when the great oligarchs who sat in control of the Luna government did nothing to alleviate the senseless quotas and trade restrictions and, of course, burdensome taxes.  Agitation soon began.  It needed only a situation of suitable volatility to set in motion the changes that must take place.
There are moments in time around which history often swings; this story is about a few of them.
Violence / Profanity / Mild Sexual Content / 13+
The Aurigan Solution is created by KBHolsinger, an eGlobal Creative Publishing Signed Author.

The Aurigan Solution

The next seventeen hours were the hardest, one quick spin of the world Nuerjal about its axis.  Sky stayed in the bar, an enormous risk.  Jenkins stayed with one of the girls.  Halverson trailed Vyo to the barracks of the New Peoples Fleet, a square of quick-built pole barns squeezed between the terminal compound and the warehouses that crowded down everywhere near the landing tarmac.


He sat in an alley and watched Vyo become lost in a mill of identical uniforms about the new buildings.  He sat and watched for a few hours more, trying to notice any change on the rhythm of activity about the place, discerned nothing.  No one came.  No group of armed soldiers to capture the escaped spy.  He stayed the muggy night through, had a midnight supper at a greasy diner, then moving constantly to dodge the more unsavory elements of nightlife in the Quarter.


Chapter 37: Vyo the Spy