by Mary E. Lowd
An excerpt from Otters In Space 2: Jupiter, Deadly. If you’d prefer, you can start with Chapter 1, return to the previous chapter, or skip ahead.
Gel encrusted eyes flittered open to the wavery sight and watery feel of oxo-agua. Kipper felt cold and icky. Are we there yet? she thought, but she knew better than to try using her lungs. There’s not much point in signing if no one’s looking at you. Given the state of her own gooey eyes, she’d be surprised if anyone was.
A few more groggy minutes and Kipper felt she could risk sitting up. She was alone in the barracks, but that wasn’t surprising. She was the only crewmember who’d never been cryo-gelatinated before. Continue reading “Otters In Space 2 – Chapter 12: Jupiter System”