Mars Underground by William K. Hartmann (from the SciFan database of Fantasy & SF novels, anthologies, collections)


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	Mars Underground, by William K. Hartmann


	Novel, first publication in February 1997 , latest edition in February 1999

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	Although it doesn't live up to the praise lavished on it by such sci-fi masters as Arthur C. Clarke and Greg Bear, Mars Underground is a serviceable tale of life, work, and mystery on a near-future Mars. The year is 2031, and biologist Alwyn Stafford has disappeared during one of his unusual solo excursions into the desert. On his trail are Carter Jahns, reporter Annie Pohaku, and Phillipe Brach, Mars's artist-in-residence. Jahns learns that Stafford hasn't met a tragic end at all; rather, he has deliberately vanished. As the mystery unfolds--and the sexual tension between Jahns, Pohaku, and Brach peaks--it becomes clear that humans aren't the first visitors to the Red Planet. Source: Amazon.com.


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	21th Century Gone Missing - Abductions - Kidnapping - Hostages Human Colonization - Conquest of Other Worlds - Settlers Mars Mystery



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