Previously published as The Oneiromancer of Mars, Girl in a Spacesuit is a stand-alone novel that takes place several years after the events that unfolded in Old Man in a Spacesuit. Minra is a devoted single mother, fighting to keep a roof over her head as she survives in a flooded high-rise in Sri Lanka. She lives in a world that no longer has safety nets. Because Earth is dying. When she learns she has inherited a home from an unknown relative, she suspects there must be a catch. There is. Her new home is on Mars. How can Minra risk the perilous journey to another planet when she has a daughter to protect? Will she even be accepted into Martian society, when her only talent is reading dreams and telling fortunes?

Mjke was born on the Isle of Man and now lives in the Wirral, UK.

He began writing in his late twenties, but took a break in order to concentrate on accountancy exams. He returned to writing in 2007, and became the first winner of the Jim Baen Memorial Writing competition. He followed that, a year later, by winning the L Ron Hubbard Writers of the Future Competition. His science fiction and fantasy short stories have appeared in many print and online venues. He is a full member of SFWA, the Science Fiction and Fantasy Writers Association, as well as the British Science Fiction Association (BSFA) and the British Fantasy Society (BFS).

Mjke has worked as a finance manager for an international passenger transport company, and as a musician, playing alto saxophone and clarinet in orchestras, big bands and theatre pits around Merseyside and North Wales. Inevitably, several of his books and stories feature accountants, music and musicians