Red Moon

In "Red Moon," a captivating tale of space exploration and political upheaval by Kim Stanley Robinson, the moon has been colonized thirty years into the future. Fred Fredericks arrives to install a communication system for China's Lunar Science Foundation but quickly finds himself embroiled in danger after witnessing a murder. Meanwhile, celebrity travel reporter Ta Shu and Chan Qi, the daughter of a powerful minister, each navigate their own treacherous paths on the moon, leading to events that could alter the course of life both there and on Earth.