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If you enjoyed AEROSPACE:  The Last Payload try the sequel AEROSPACE: The King's Payload.  Learn more about the Aerospace Industry.  This will take you through Astronaut Training.  This book has peril in every corner.  It will take you to Johnson Space Center, Kennedy Space Center, Sweden and The Bahamas.

 I am writing the trilogy AEROSPACE:  The Rebirth Payload about having a baby in Space.  This is a  challenge for an adult to be in this dangerous environment much less a baby.  Dalton Masters has to create a formula to keep Susan and their baby Hollo safe from the solar and cosmic rays. But can Susan and Dalton keep the baby safe from the villains who are trying to still the MECS formula?  What will happen to the baby and Hollo's parents?  How do you get pregnant in Space in zero-gravity?


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