Title: Building Suspense for 60,000 Years
Review: A marooned spacecraft fleeing from an over-mechanized Earth; a major planetary engineering job of building a habitable moon near a giant planet--and two separate and unequal generations of human beings--the original set who just wants to escape this moon and head for the new world of Ymir, contrasted with a set of moon-born children--the Children of Selene--who want to stay on their birthworld but are virtual slaves to the Earthborn. Here are all the elements for a good story full of conflict and the struggle to be free. The time element is handled by putting the characters into "cold sleep" every few years, so they'll live long enoough to finish the moon and build an anti-matter machine. The storyline is involving and passionate, and forces some tough decisions. The only part I didn't "buy" was the complete capitulation of Ma Liren, the moon-children's greatest enemy. I think she would oppose them to her last breath. Otherwise, very good.
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