Synopsis
The Star Seeker Universe is Young Adult fiction written for adults; a throwback to mid-century modern stories of the first generation of sci-fi authors. It's space opera at its finest with gangster saurians, leonid warrior monks and ursid musketeers. Family friendly, it's a fun ride for everyone, young and old alike. Ship plans and star charts adorn the back of each book. Come, suit up, and adventure through the stars once again! Adventure One: Are you ready for high adventure beyond the borders of explored space? Then come join Midshipman Wesley Edwards and the crew of the intrepid Confederate Scout Corps' Star Seeker on their maiden voyage into unexplored space. Wesley and his friend's Xaochen "Jason" Ling, Todd Boldwyn and Theo Strang are newly minted graduates of the Scout Academy: Young men in their early teens that have so much to learn not just about duty, responsibility and the dangers of space, but of life itself. Under the capable guidance of Lieutenant Commander James S. Lane, their mission is to explore new and exotic worlds and open them for settlement. At least, that's how things started out....
About the Author
The Star Seeker series was originally written for the author's children, especially his son Wesley. Advanced readers, all were faced with the same problem: Finding reading material that was challenging to read yet of a suitable moral content for their age. This book and the series that follows (six books so far) is their father's answer to that problem - to write a series of high adventure science fiction with traditional family and moral values. E. W. Finch is a retired English instructor and great fan of science fiction literature. While he has never physically left the planet, he has adventure among the stars as both a science-fiction role playing gamer and referee and has gaming design credits. He is a graduate of Florida Southern College in Lakeland, Florida with degrees in Journalism and Christian Education. He also has pursued graduate studies at Dallas Theological Seminary and the University of South Florida. He currently lives with his wife, four children, three dogs, one cat and 18 goldfish in central Florida.
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