Murder is definitely not the way you want to break up the monotony of interstellar travel. Engineer Zachary Brown wanted a full life. Traveling to a distant virgin planet seemed like a grand adventure. The trip itself was less than he expected. Little excitement, a lot of routine. It all changed when he's accused of negligence and manslaughter. He tried to defend himself, only to be implicated again, now on a murder. The body count starts increasing and he's the focus of it all. He's excited now, all right, he's in fear for his life! A good man, but a private one, accused of something he didn't do. He's alone and with no one in his corner. Will he be able to prove his innocence? Will he be the next victim? He wanted excitement in his life, but not like this. T.J. Manrique's "who done it" in space is a novella that will keep you guessing until the end. Available at your favorite book retailer.