David J. Williams

In a dystopic future during a worldwide cold war, a machine called the Phoenix Space Elevator has been destroyed and U.S. agents Claire Haskell and Jason Marlowe are called in to investigate.

The Mirrored Heavens

Brandon Lee

I enjoyed this as a more modern SF novel than I normally read (usually stuff that predates the Internet), with cyberpunk elements that seem closer to the fantasies of today ��� people can hack over wireless connections! ��� but the geopolitical plot twisting and double-crosses seemed like crutches, not essential parts of a good story. Still, will likely read the next one in the trilogy.

The Mirrored Heavens

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