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"It's full speed ahead with all lasers blazing in this addition (after Voices of Hope) to Feintuch's popular space opera series" (Publishers Weekly). The Transpop Rebellion ended ten years ago with now-Secretary General Nicholas Seafort as a hero. With that political capital, Seafort stepped into place as one of the most powerful men in the world. But political clout isn't all it seems to be. While Seafort tries to stay true to his moral code, he's being pulled in every direction. His show more former colleagues in the Navy demand more ships, while the enviro lobbyists plead with him to repair the planet's broken ecosystem. Patriarch's Hope returns the focus to the Seafort Saga's charismatic and troubled title character. An explosive disaster forces Nick to reexamine his life, his family, and his future as adversaries align against him. To save the planet from itself, he will need cunning, allies, and a large helping of luck. show lessTags
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Feintuch is back to form with Patriach's Hope - once again Nicholas Seafort provides our sole perspective, this time as Secretary General. The biggest surprise of the book is that Seafort is finally happy - or at least more content than he has been at any previous point in the series. It can't last of course - Feintuch always finds new ways to make Seafort Suffer, and this novel is no exception.
The environmentalist message is a bit heavy-handed at times and not particularly nuanced, but it also culminates in the most emotionally charged passage where Seafort visits a place that was once important to him and discovers that not all is as it once was.
The environmentalist message is a bit heavy-handed at times and not particularly nuanced, but it also culminates in the most emotionally charged passage where Seafort visits a place that was once important to him and discovers that not all is as it once was.
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- Original publication date
- 1999-05
- People/Characters
- Nicholas Seafort
- Dedication
- To Emili Hernandez Rovira
My son and friend - First words
- " . . . and so we gather to commission UNS Galactic, the greatest ship ever built, the pinnacle of human interstellar endeavor."
- Last words
- (Click to show. Warning: May contain spoilers.)"Fuse!"
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- English
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- English, German
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