When the A672E92 sun starts to go nova, the people on its inhabited 5th planet must evacuate or die. There's just one problem: the engineers, navigators, and starcraft builders are in the middle of a multi-generational blood feud, threatening the survival of all and triggering the assembling of delegates from across the planet. Can they end the war or will Beinarian society end in fire? The lives of billions are at stake as legends rise and the foundations of Beinarian society are forged in the hope for peace. Born, raised, and educated in Lincoln, Nebraska USA, Laurel A. Rockefeller's passion for animals comes through in everything she writes. First self-published in 2012 as a social science fiction author (the Peers of Beinan series), Laurel has expanded her work into the animal care/guide, history, historical fiction, and biography genres. But she is best known for her biographies, particularly the Legendary Women of World History series where she applies her formal education from the University of Nebraska. Find Laurel's books in digital, paperback, and hardcover in your choice of up to ten languages. Audio editions are published in all four available languages: English, French, Spanish, and German. Most of them feature period music performed by actor-musicians. You can also hear Laurel sing on three of the audiobooks: Catherine de Valois (Spanish), The Arban and the Saman, and Songs of the Beinarian Court. Besides advocating for animals and related environmental causes, Laurel A. Rockefeller is a passionate educator dedicated to improving history literacy worldwide, especially as it relates to women's accomplishments. In her spare time, Laurel enjoys spending time with her cockatiels, travelling to historic places, and watching classic motion pictures and classic television series. Grounded in the world building and social conscience of Frank Herbert, Gene Roddenberry, Dorothy "DC" Fontana, and JRR Tolkien, the Peers of Beinan is a beautiful and often musical social science fiction series about a futuristic medieval society facing moral, ethical, and religious questions easily recognized in our world today.
