About this book
First on the Moon by Jeff Sutton hurls you into a Cold War–tinged space thriller where one rocket, four men, and a single act of betrayal could decide the fate of Earth. Adam Crag leads a handpicked crew—scrutinized, trained, and trusted—to be the first manned flight to Luna, a science fiction adventure charged with the tension of a race between East and West.
As the mission blasts into the void, a hidden saboteur forces Crag to confront suspicion, loyalty, and survival under unbearable pressure. The narrative balances pulse-pounding action with human drama: claustrophobic life aboard the pioneer spacecraft, the moral choices of men under fire, and the geopolitical stakes of a moon base capable of shifting global power. Styled like a mid-20th-century space race tale, the book blends classic sci-fi imagination with adventure and espionage, evoking the fears and ambitions of its era while delivering nonstop suspense.
Ideal for fans of vintage science fiction, Cold War thrillers, and high-stakes adventure audiobooks, First on the Moon is perfect for listeners who crave tight plotting, tense character dynamics, and a fast-moving, atmospheric ride to the edge of human daring.
