Prodigal Son: Book Three Of The Fovean Chronicles Intermission

by Robert Brady

When the Emperor was young, and had just come to Fovea, he met a beautiful, sweet girl named Aileen. A brewer's daughter, Aileen fell for his good looks, his valor and his charm. Taller than most men, and stronger, and fierce with his sword and his Dwarven armor, Aileen couldn't help but to love him and, thinking that he loved her in turn, she gave herself to him, despite the teachings of the god Law. The Emperor, being young, left this good woman, and for twelve years she lamented her lost love and, to honor him, she raised him up a god son, a strong son, and a true son of Law. This is not her story This is his

150 pages, Paperback

Published October 1, 2009

About the author

Robert W. Brady, Jr. is the author of ‘The Fovean Chronicles.” Born in Connecticut in 1964, he graduated from University of Connecticut in 1986. He worked his way through college as a construction worker, an infant swimming instructor, a bartender, a waiter, a secretary, the manager of a dry cleaning store a security guard and a model. While in college, he began the first version of the ‘The Fovean Chronicles.’ After college, he lasted exactly three months in the insurance industry as an Assistant Annuities Analyst, and then enlisted in the Naval Nuclear Power Program. He served in the Navy from 1987 – 1994, receiving the Navy Achievement Medal, the Armed Forces Expeditionary Medal, the Southeast Asia Service Medal, and Good Conduct Medal during the Gulf War. He was certified as an Enlisted Surface Warfare Specialist, a Reactor Operator, a Radiological Controls Shift Supervisor and achieved a rank of Petty Officer First Class while serving onboard the USS Truxtun, CGN-35 and the USS Cape Cod, AD-43. He has two children, Billy and Jennifer. He and both of his children are born on the same day of different months.

Billy also served in the US Navy, following in his father’s footsteps. Since leaving the Navy, he’s been in sales, pest control, auto repair and .Net programming. He ran his own company specializing in add-on software and then sold it to focus more on his writing. He’s very involved in animal rescue, and has two dogs, a cat and two horses which he’s rescued and rehabilitated. Although born in Connecticut, he has lived in Orlando, FL; Bremerton, WA; San Diego, CA; and then for the last fourteen years back in Florida. He currently resides on a horse farm in Tennessee.