Angol
Ten years have passed.
Mars survived fear. It remains to be seen whether it can survive power.
On Earth, chancelleries still speak of control, sovereignty, discipline, restoration, strategic interests, and legal authority. On Mars, those same words no longer mean the same thing. They carry the weight of airlocks, greenhouses, children, the wounded, machines, and men and women who know that the slightest mistake can condemn an entire city.
After the events that shook Arcadia, the American colony, and Kunlun, the Chinese colony, neither settlement can still pretend to be a mere terrestrial outpost. Both cities breathe the same rare air, face the same storms, depend on the same fragile technologies, and bury their dead in the same dust, hundreds of millions of kilometers from the blue planet that still claims the right to command them.
But Washington and Beijing have not given up trying to take back control.
As Mars grows, produces, remembers, and begins to understand itself as something more than an extension of Earth, an unavoidable question emerges: when does a colony cease to belong to those who financed it, and begin to belong to those who live, suffer, build, love, and die there?
Between political tension, technological dependence, artificial intelligence, robotics, survival, family, loyalty, and the birth of a new civilization, Enough Is Enough explores the moment when the first human cities on Mars must decide whether they are still missions... or already a people.
And History does not always ask permission from those it chooses.
A work of speculative and prospective science fiction, That's Enough ! is the final volume of the I Walked on Mars quadrilogy: a near-future saga about the founding, survival, growth, and political awakening of the first permanent human settlements on Mars.
