Twin Worlds
Flight of the Raven, Book One
Published on 1. April 2017
Book
Paperback/Softback
316 pages
978-0-9996012-3-5 (ISBN)
Description
Sr. Captain Tucker McLeod of the Star Alliance has concluded his tour of duty on the Endeavor, his first Andromeda Class command. He is in line to become Fleet Captain of the Quadrant flagship Valiant, but longs to serve the Alliance instead by joining the diplomatic corps.
While McLeod’s request to join the diplomatic corps is rebuffed by the review board, he is given the opportunity to serve as an observer for negotiations for Central Federation and Star Alliance membership for the Twin Worlds of Hemod and Herai, where he works again with Raina Wolfe, a Su-Captain from the Central Federation with whom he has served on several occasions. When the daughter of an important Twin Worlds diplomat is kidnapped, McLeod and Wolfe are thrust into service to uncover the kidnapper and restart the negotiations.
McLeod and Wolfe begin an underground operation on both planets, lead a small group of amateurs as they race to save their lives and careers, finally exposing the conspiracy which rocks the Central Federation and the Star Alliance to their cores.
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Language
English
Product notice
Paperback (trade)
Unsewn / adhesive bound
Dimensions
Height: 229 mm
Width: 152 mm
Thickness: 19 mm
Weight
515 gr
ISBN-13
978-0-9996012-3-5 (9780999601235)
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F. J. Talley is a Philadelphia native who has had many different career aspirations. After cowboy and fireman, he temporarily settled on being a music conductor. While in high school he switched to a medical career, which lasted until his first Biology course in college. Many years and six states later, he lives on the Western Shore of the Chesapeake Bay directing a scholars program at a local college.
F. J. wrote his first novel-length work in the summer between college and graduate school. This still unpublished work helped to develop his writing style, characterized by dialogue sprinkled with wit and dry humor, even though he doesn't really have a sense of humor. His first published novel is Twin Worlds, which was followed by Take Hart. Both were published in 2017. F. J. is currently at work on his third novel, Diaspora.