I’ve loved previous books by Suarez but this was so boring I couldn’t finish it. Construction diary meets nonstop sermon on climate change. No thanks

So many space sci-fi book are heavy on fiction but a real vacuum on space, or the things needed to get from x to y, and especially the big question of whether to even spend (waste?) time on landing on Mars (maybe Deimos and Phobos instead?). In Delta-V and Critical Mass, it is apparent to this former practitioner of astrodynamics that Suarez has done a lot of work to get things right. And that made his works so much fun to read.

I only have 148 pages. Where is the rest of my book?