Dining Out With The Ice Giants (Dining Out Around The Solar System Book 2)

Blurb

Two journalists in an alternate future London meet the people from the outer planets - during one of the worst winters for cold and flooding that London has suffered. From political misdeeds to mushroom picking in a disused Tube station, Donal and Myron uncover all sorts of activities... and dangers.
SAVED FROM LONDON’S FLOOD
Donal, an Irish journalist, and Myron, his Cockney-Jamaican colleague, are feature writers with zine London’s Eye. They tend to attract trouble.
FLU VACCINES NEARLY GONE
Since they have many friends from other planets, they also enjoy good meals in ethnic restaurants.
BOND STAR MISTRI DIES
This winter, a whole lot of problems are facing London, and who better to cover them?
BANK PAYMENTS HACKED
The lads might even make new friends in the process of gaining a scoop. Or new enemies.
DRUG COMPANY SCANDAL

This is a standalone book in the series Dining Out Around The Solar System.
In a future where giant corporations run countries, all British Space Mines has to fear are journalists and hackers.
Donal and Myron are their worst nightmare.
When people from offworld races open ethnic restaurants in London, they meet a lot of opposition.
Donal and Myron are their best friends.
The London's Eye zine has vacancies.
What do you think happened to their other reporters?

"If you enjoy suspense stories with science fiction twists, I believe you will find Dining Out Around the Solar System by Clare O’Beara to be your five-star cup of tea."
D.S. Kane, author of Swiftshadow, DeathByte and Greynet in the 'Spies Lie' series.

This book is a standalone read and is followed by DINING OUT WITH THE GAS GIANTS.

By the Amazon No.1 Bestselling author of MURDER AGAINST THE CLOCK and MURDER AT IRISH MENSA.
Clare O'Beara won the Arkady Renko short story competition held by Simon & Schuster in 2014 and judged by Martin Cruz Smith.
"Please congratulate Clare O'Beara for me for her clever short, short story 'London Calling.' I appreciate that she treated Arkady kindly, taking his age into consideration, and managed to cross the finish line with a different sort of twist."
- Martin Cruz Smith.