Dark Voyage: Prossia Book 4

by Raphyel M. Jordan

Overview

"Where Were You When You Had To Give Up?"

Prossia’s prolonged war for peace has dwindled the hopes of seeing a positive outcome to the galactic conflict. As this realization bears itself on the military forces, Prossia General Vuro must confront a possible option no one else may be willing to accept. Perhaps there will never be an end unless one of the opposing forces finally accepts the terms of the other. This gut-wrenching conclusion to the powerful coming of age space opera may present a victor, though it may very well be the one not desired, but necessary.

Product Details

BN ID:	2940153894447
Publisher:	Raphyel M. Jordan
Publication date:	01/16/2017
Sold by:	Smashwords
Format:	eBook
File size:	5 MB

About the Author

Raphyel Montez Jordan, born February 10th, 1985, grew up in a Franklin, Tennessee household sensitive to the creative arts. As a child, his hobbies were drawing favorite cartoon and video game characters while making illustrated stories. This passion for art never left and followed him all the way up to his high school and college years. For example, while most of his friends were out at the movies or a football game, Jordan was stretched across his bedroom floor drawing and sometimes writing up till 3:00 in the morning.

It wasn't until college when he underwent a personal “renaissance” of sorts that Jordan took his interest in writing to another level. When he was 19, he started writing a novel for fun, taking inspiration from the constant exposure of different ideas and cultures that college showed him while staying true to the values he grew up to embrace. However, when the “signs of the times” influenced the story and the characters to spawn into universes of their own, he figured he might possibly be on to something.

As he studied graphic design at Armstrong Atlantic State University in Savannah, Georgia, Jordan also used his electives to study sciences like Astronomy, Psychology, and Biology in order enhance the reading experience in his story. He eventually made it a goal to have the story published after he graduated, and dubbed the goal “Operation Spanish Moss,” the very same project that would develop into his first published book, “Prossia.”

The rest, as they say, is history.