Publisher's Synopsis
The moon is a very religious place.
The year is 2242, and Armstrong City, the largest city on the moon, maintains a precarious balance between the old United States of America and the upstart, self-proclaimed Free States of America that broke away in 2126 in protest of government policies they deemed oppressive. The majority of the population on the moon consists of Christian and cultural conservatives, the former having fled the United States to worship and act out their faith freely and the latter to pursue their own agenda free from centuries of policies that they believed had burdened the individual and harmed society. But there is another group that has been quietly working in Armstrong City, an eco-group determined to restore the moon to its pristine condition before its colonization, and their plans have now nearly reached fruition. The moon is a very religious place, but it may not be a place much longer.
