Nicholas Seafort Books In Publication Order
- Midshipman’s Hope (1994)
- Challenger’s Hope (1995)
- Prisoner’s Hope (1995)
- Fisherman’s Hope (1996)
- Voices of Hope (1996)
- Patriarch’s Hope (1999)
- Children Of Hope (2001)
Prince Rodrigo Books In Publication Order
- The Still (1997)
- The King (2002)
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Midshipman’s Hope
Finding himself in command when a hideous accident takes the lives of the senior officers of the UNS Hibernia, a terrified young officer attempts to lead three hundred colonists to safety aboard a damaged ship.
Challenger’s Hope
An alien attack and an admiral’s betrayal leave a wounded Commander Nicholas Seafort stranded aboard a doomed ship of arrogant colonists and hostile street children. His crew is rebelious, his ship short of weapons, fuel and food easy prey for the alien predators now massing to attack. Only Nick Seafort’s will stand between his charges and violent death. But is he merely postponing their end?
Prisoner’s Hope
The third volume of the Seafort Saga . Assigned to Hope Nation, Captain Nicholas Seafort is appointed liason to the wealthy planters of the colony planet. But, reeling from a savage alien attack, the UN space flotilla flees homeward, and the colonists seize their moment to rebel.
Fisherman’s Hope
The fourth and final installment of the Hope Nation science fiction yarn finds Nick Seafort, Commandant of the UN Naval Academy, in charge of Earth’s defenses against the alien invasion that will seal his fate.
Voices of Hope
In the fourth book in the popular Seafort Saga, the world renowned Nicholas Seafort is called from his retirement from the U.N. Navy to defend the indigent ”trannies” of New York City from an inhuman plan.
Patriarch’s Hope
He has piloted crippled starships, battled inhuman invaders, faced down a violent revolution to save his only child. Now Nicholas Seafort opposes a challenge more terrifying than all the dangers of the deadly night…
. Patriarch’s Hope. A tense, thrilling new novel marks the long awaited return to the Seafort Saga by David Fientuch, recipient of the prestigious John W. Campbell Award. Patriarch’s Hope is the most extraordinary chapter yet in the life story of a hero obsessed with a merciless sense of honor and faith; a man tortured by guilt over the actions that duty demands of him…
.. U.N. SecGen Nicholas Seafort is the most powerful man on Earth. And although his battles are of words and politics the colonies vs. the Church Patriarchs; his beloved Navy’s funding vs. the despised Enviro lobby Seafort remains a strict, uncompromising, driven man who keeps his own counsel and walks alone. Until the night a terrorists bomb rips his life apart…
. Even as the Senate and the Navy demand that Seafort declare martial law, Seafort’s son, Philip, confronts his father with the results of his stubborn course. Seafort has fought to protect humanity by diverting resources to ever larger, more heavily armed starships while global ecological collapse has turned Earth into a horror of barren, ravaged countryside and toxic swamps. But even as Seafort turns his attention to this growing calamity, he’s faced with a coup d’etat an orbital assault on Earth that threatens the future of mankind. Now, unarmed, with only civilians and children at his side, Nicholas Seafort is going to war to save Earth form the enmies within. And this time, the cost will be higher than even Seafort’s iron can bear.
Children Of Hope
Captain Nicholas Seafort survived alien wars, rebellions, and chaos on Earth, but now, in the gripping seventh novel of the award winning Seafort Saga, he may finally lose his life to vengeance…
‘Intergalactic war, aliens, and a winning protagonist.’ Booklist
The King
With his new kingdom still reeling from the war that set the crown of Caledon upon his head, Rodrigo must be stronger than ever to keep his position and the fragile peace that surrounds him. Now he leads a contentious and divided army against powerful invaders, and only his expert use of magic of the Still can save them.
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