The sci-fi comedy sequel to PRELUDE TO A SUPER AIRPLANE.
Guess we’re driving the Super Airplane to the MoonFire.
Old betrayals flare, new romances spark, and someone might have a time machine in a sequel even more epic, pretentious, and stupid than its predecessor, if such a thing is possible.
As Captain Brice Wellis mans the cockpit of the most chaotic, ridiculous, and dangerous airplane ride in history, Kristina Von Vendervan begins her murder spree of the 47 solid gold holographic plaquebots that run the Super Airplane’s systems.
And Brian Spathe? He just wants credit for his stolen idea - and maybe a quiet condo on the thirty-eighth floor to share with the love of his life.
Back on Earth, the creator of the flying car sets a master plan in motion - one that will cement his invention as the one, true future of airborne leisure and transportation.
Is this your kind of read?
Short, bingeable chapters that fit commutes and tired evenings
Humorous science fiction with optimistic view of the future
Comedy that’s clever without being precious and silly without being dumb
What’s inside
A space-ready Super Airplane: 47 floors of retro-future excess - solid-gold hologram “plaque-bots” (the ship’s AI), jet-pack crew, dance club, condos, and a shark tank (because why not).
MoonFire vs. a reverse-flamethrower means a very confident plan.
Sabotage & secrets: a vengeful saboteur targeting the ship’s AI; a power broker trying to undo a bad decision; a government regulator torn between duty and family.
Politics & pop culture: the biggest entertainment vehicle in history and the President that needs it to save the world
Family, friendship, and love: all get tested in the heat of chaos
Wow: the main character’s credit score is horrendous
Secrets revealed: someone finally opens the door to the Super Airplane’s mysterious seventh floor
Book 2 of the SUPER AIRPLANE saga. Start with PRELUDE TO A SUPER AIRPLANE. Or start here - you will probably be fine either way.
The sci-fi comedy sequel to PRELUDE TO A SUPER AIRPLANE.
Guess we’re driving the Super Airplane to the MoonFire.
Old betrayals flare, new romances spark, and someone might have a time machine in a sequel even more epic, pretentious, and stupid than its predecessor, if such a thing is possible.
As Captain Brice Wellis mans the cockpit of the most chaotic, ridiculous, and dangerous airplane ride in history, Kristina Von Vendervan begins her murder spree of the 47 solid gold holographic plaquebots that run the Super Airplane’s systems.
And Brian Spathe? He just wants credit for his stolen idea - and maybe a quiet condo on the thirty-eighth floor to share with the love of his life.
Back on Earth, the creator of the flying car sets a master plan in motion - one that will cement his invention as the one, true future of airborne leisure and transportation.
Is this your kind of read?
Short, bingeable chapters that fit commutes and tired evenings
Humorous science fiction with optimistic view of the future
Comedy that’s clever without being precious and silly without being dumb
What’s inside
A space-ready Super Airplane: 47 floors of retro-future excess - solid-gold hologram “plaque-bots” (the ship’s AI), jet-pack crew, dance club, condos, and a shark tank (because why not).
MoonFire vs. a reverse-flamethrower means a very confident plan.
Sabotage & secrets: a vengeful saboteur targeting the ship’s AI; a power broker trying to undo a bad decision; a government regulator torn between duty and family.
Politics & pop culture: the biggest entertainment vehicle in history and the President that needs it to save the world
Family, friendship, and love: all get tested in the heat of chaos
Wow: the main character’s credit score is horrendous
Secrets revealed: someone finally opens the door to the Super Airplane’s mysterious seventh floor
Book 2 of the SUPER AIRPLANE saga. Start with PRELUDE TO A SUPER AIRPLANE. Or start here - you will probably be fine either way.
