Oscillation (2095-2097) — Ash Gawain

2095. UN Diplomat Ralf Ã...hman has successfully championed the creation of the World's Agency for the Regulation of Space Exploration and Colonization (WARSEC) to keep outer space under UN supervision.

Outrageous! thinks Michael Vahlroos, whose corporation V-Space has seen its business opportunities shrink. In the short term, however, V-Space's business is closely tied to WARSEC's success.

And while the relationship between WARSEC and V-Space oscillates between competition and cooperation, the inhabitants of the overpopulated Earth have to make do with ordinary ordeals: natural disasters, massacres, and wars.

OSCILLATION (2095-2097) is the second book of the WARSEC Interstellar Series, the story of a race to the stars between private corporations and the United Nations organization. It is a grounded space odyssey for readers interested in geopolitics, science, and the future of mankind.
More about the WARSEC series on ashgawain.com

With 66,000 words and 9 pictures, OSCILLATION (2095-2097) is typically read in 4 to 7 hours depending on your reading speed.

Below a short overview of the table of content:
Introduction
01: Geology Is A Real Science (Sept 2095)
02: The Slavants' Story (Sept 2095)
03: Nobel Prizes In Physics And Chemistry (Oct 2095)
04: The European Foreign Legion (Fall 2095)
05: One Week In Sweden (Dec 2095)
06: The Cambridge Four (March-May 2096)
07: Mountain Troops (May 2096)
08: Alpine Excursion (June 2096)
09: The Last King of England (July 2096)
10: Not Always Right, But Never In Doubt (August 2096)
11: European Jungle (Summer 2096)
12: The Right Side Of The Road (Aug - Sept 2096)
13: UN Crisis (Oct 2096)
14: UN Deployment (Oct 2096)
15: Bishkek (Oct 2096)
16: Lost Asset (Nov 2096)
17: Peacekeeping (Dec 2096)
18: Last Month In Vienna (March 2097)
19: Vaasa (April 2097)
20: The British Republic (May-Jun 2097)
21: Shipyards On The Moon (Jun-Sept 2097)
22: Vahlroos Travel (Aug 2097)
23: Space Profit (Sept 2097)