The air and sunlight are borrowed, the surface is unstable, and the people are – inventive. Welcome to Neptune Road.Welcome to Neptune- where the air and sunlight are borrowed, the surface is unstable, and the people are - inventive. In this first collection, we meet many of the central characters - and they meet each other. Sam Brubeck arrives on Neptune having ditched Earth and under suspicion for the murder of his mother. He meets the crew of an improvised vessel called the Tumbleweed, and finds that remaining anonymous on Neptune is going to be tougher than he thought. Add in a nine-year-old orphan roboticist, a cyborg with a telly for a head and an attitude, and an agent with an intriguing identity, plus a lot of tangled history - and technology, all on an unstable planet - and here we go.This is Radio Neptune reminding you, each new day is a chance to go out and do something worth putting on the radio.

Monder is a Tromindox so dangerous he was banished to a labyrinth that exists out of time. The portal that sent him there has been severed in two, never to be made whole or used again. But when Monder gains possession of one of the halves, the Silverwoods are faced with the prospect that he might escape. Henry Silverwood, whose Guild talents are growing exponentially, is taken when Helen is faced with an impossible choice: give him up, or watch him be eaten. Meanwhile, the Tromindox are evolving - and the Silverwoods do not have the advantages in hunting them that they once had. Now, the Silverwoods must make sense of Monder's increasing power in the time world, find Henry, and avoid extinction themselves.

Volume IV in Betsy Streeter's hit science fiction serial, Neptune Road, about misfits, criminals and hackers living on Neptune.

A story of finding where you belong, even if it involves time travel, shape shifting, and hacking.Helen Silverwood, fourteen, is sick of life on the run with her mom and her younger brother. Nothing makes sense. She doesn't understand why she has recurring dreams of shape-shifting creatures, why her mother is always disappearing, and how her brother can draw things that haven't happened yet. Most of all, Helen longs to know what happened to her dad—is he imprisoned, a fugitive, or gone forever?When someone blows up the apartment where Helen lives, the stories of the ancient Silverwood clan—and her role in it—begin to unravel. All Helen wants is to feel like there's someplace she belongs—but getting there will prove very, very complicated.