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by rikkidas

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  • Science Fiction · Technology
its about a fictitious voyage to mars and beyond
Statistics
  • 12 Works
  • 12,560 Words
  • 63 min Reading time
  • 37 Reviews
  • Nov 13, 2013 Started
  • May 24, 2014 Last updated

Table of Contents

12 entries
  1. 1 Honeymoon in Mars - Episode1(The Red future) Nov 13 2 min readScience Fiction · Fantasy4 comments
  2. 2 Honeymoon in Mars - Episode2(The Road to Articus) Nov 14 4 min readScience Fiction · Technology4 comments
  3. 3 Honeymoon in Mars - Episode3(Our Heroes at Miami) Nov 15 6 min readScience Fiction · Technology3 comments
  4. 4 Honeymoon in Mars - Episode4(The Romantic Drunkyard) Nov 19 4 min readScience Fiction · Dramatic3 comments
  5. 5 Honeymoon in Mars - Episode5(The Articus Voyage - Part1 - Fantastic Start) Nov 26 6 min readScience Fiction · Technology3 comments
  6. 6 Honeymoon in Mars - Episode6(The Articus Voyage - Part2 - Black Hawk Down) Nov 27 5 min readAction / Adventure · Science Fiction3 comments
  7. 7 Honeymoon in Mars-Episode7(The Articus Voyage - Part3 - Decode the Code) Dec 23 7 min readScience Fiction · Technology3 comments
  8. 8 Honeymoon in Mars-Episode8(The conspiracy at Articus Base 1) Dec 25 6 min readScience Fiction · Technology3 comments
  9. 9 Honeymoon in Mars-Episode9(A day to Gamble at Articus Base 2) Dec 30 9 min readScience Fiction · Mystery / Suspense4 comments
  10. 10 Honeymoon in Mars - Episode10(Confronting the Destiny's Child) Apr 4 9 min readScience Fiction · Action / Adventure2 comments
  11. 11 Honeymoon in Mars-Episode11(The Old Man Revealed) May 24 5 min readMystery / Suspense · Science Fiction4 comments
  12. 12 Honeymoon in Mars-Episode12(Destiny's Child killed) May 24 6 min readMystery / Suspense · Fantasy2 comments
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