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Star Wanderers #1-4
The Jeremiah Chronicles
They wander the stars in search of a home. Finding it will change them both forever.
A lonely young merchant starfarer. A refugee girl from the edge of known space. A vast and deadly universe where the only laws are the promises made to each other.
When Jeremiah found himself alone on his starship with an accidental bride, he had no idea how much his life would soon change. Though neither of them speak the same language, the bond between them grows with every challenge that they face together. As they navigate a universe of pirates and galactic empires, colony missions and unexplored stars, they strive to build a future on the Outworld frontier.
This omnibus contains the first four parts of the Star Wanderers novella series,
OUTWORLDER
FIDELITY
SACRIFICE
HOMEWORLD
This series is rated T according to the AO3 content rating system.
A lonely young merchant starfarer. A refugee girl from the edge of known space. A vast and deadly universe where the only laws are the promises made to each other.
When Jeremiah found himself alone on his starship with an accidental bride, he had no idea how much his life would soon change. Though neither of them speak the same language, the bond between them grows with every challenge that they face together. As they navigate a universe of pirates and galactic empires, colony missions and unexplored stars, they strive to build a future on the Outworld frontier.
This omnibus contains the first four parts of the Star Wanderers novella series,
OUTWORLDER
FIDELITY
SACRIFICE
HOMEWORLD
This series is rated T according to the AO3 content rating system.
- GenresScience Fiction
239 pages, Kindle Edition
First published May 1, 2013
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About the author
Joe Vasicek
124 books103 followersJoe Vasicek fell in love with science fiction and fantasy when he read A Wrinkle in Time and The Neverending Story as a child. He wrote several unfinished novels in high school and took Brandon Sanderson's writing class at Brigham Young University.
He first came onto the indie writing scene in 2011 with his debut novel Genesis Earth. Since then, he has written more than twenty novels and novellas, including Genesis Earth, Gunslinger to the Stars, The Sword Keeper, and the Sons of the Starfarers series. His stories have been published in Perehilion, Mirror Dance, Sci Phi Journal, Uprising Review, Kasma SF, and Leading Edge.
As a young man, he studied Arabic and traveled across the Middle East and the Caucasus Mountains. He has also traveled across the United States, and has lived in Texas, Illinois, Massachusetts, California, Utah, Washington DC, and Iowa. Wherever he goes, though, he's always writing.
He first came onto the indie writing scene in 2011 with his debut novel Genesis Earth. Since then, he has written more than twenty novels and novellas, including Genesis Earth, Gunslinger to the Stars, The Sword Keeper, and the Sons of the Starfarers series. His stories have been published in Perehilion, Mirror Dance, Sci Phi Journal, Uprising Review, Kasma SF, and Leading Edge.
As a young man, he studied Arabic and traveled across the Middle East and the Caucasus Mountains. He has also traveled across the United States, and has lived in Texas, Illinois, Massachusetts, California, Utah, Washington DC, and Iowa. Wherever he goes, though, he's always writing.
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May 24, 2023
This reads like some kids' wet dream.
Our "hero" is suddenly (hand-fasted?) to a guy's daughter (well, at least the "ceremony" looked like a hand-fasting), The big problem is that "our hero" and the girl don't speak the same language and "daddy" hustles them back to his cramped ship without much explanation to the "hero". The only information is that everyone is starving on the planet and he's worried about his daughters (he have the "hero" the choice of the litter).
So, here they are, two people cramped into a ship designed for only one and "out hero" is loath to take advantage of the shrinking violet that's been thrust upon him. Sooooo, he sleeps in the pilot's chair and she gets the bed.
The rest of the books are more of the same until, predictably, it works out.
Boring, but the writing is solid.
Our "hero" is suddenly (hand-fasted?) to a guy's daughter (well, at least the "ceremony" looked like a hand-fasting), The big problem is that "our hero" and the girl don't speak the same language and "daddy" hustles them back to his cramped ship without much explanation to the "hero". The only information is that everyone is starving on the planet and he's worried about his daughters (he have the "hero" the choice of the litter).
So, here they are, two people cramped into a ship designed for only one and "out hero" is loath to take advantage of the shrinking violet that's been thrust upon him. Sooooo, he sleeps in the pilot's chair and she gets the bed.
The rest of the books are more of the same until, predictably, it works out.
Boring, but the writing is solid.
February 26, 2017
As his father before him, young Jeremiah seeks love and a new life among the lonely stars of the Outer Worlds. This is a really delightful story with many surprises along the way.
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