A Queen from Eden

A Queen From Eden

by W. Richard St. James

Nearly twenty years ago, the Galactic Court vanished into a wormhole, taking with it Sarah’s husband, Karen the Queen, and Lester, the Keeper of Earth. It was tragedy for her, but she has prospered in their absence. She is a champion athlete, a successful lawyer, a beloved queen. Beneath the surface, though, all is not well. Her hold on the crown is tenuous. Her reforms don’t seem to really help things. Her health is surprisingly fragile. Her past sexual escapades are an embarrassment to her sons. She is lonely, very lonely. When she finds a new love, will she drive him away with her wildness? She has her own life because her husband is gone. She rules Earth in the Keeper’s absence. What if they return? What will happen then? What evil will they bring back with them? Will Sarah save the world, or does the world need to be saved from Sarah?  More of the tale unfolds in this fourth novel of the erotic science fiction series which began with A Worm in Eden and continued with A Birth in Eden and A Murder in Eden.


About Author:-

My creative endeavours have been something of a random walk, with forays into mathematics, software development, poetry, musical composition, and, of course, fiction. My first serious attempt at writing novels came over thirty years ago, and, had it been more successful, my life might have been very different. As it turned out, I spent much of the intervening time as one of the key programmers for a giant in the computer industry. I have always been a serious pianist, but in my late thirties I discovered that I also have a talent for composition. During my years as a road warrior, I used to stay at hotels with pianos in the atrium, and give impromptu concerts in the evening. If I add that I was a soccer player in college, some may suspect an alter ego in my novels. Now that I am retired, I have time to return to one of my early vocations. Hopefully, I have become better with time I live with in a large house with my wife of many years and a cat that lingers on long after the children who petitioned for it have moved away to their own lives. I am an active church member, but I believe that binding our understanding to ancient texts is foolish. The world of my novels is one where God is still at work in dangerous and unsettling ways, perhaps a world very much like the one we live in. Some may shocked that such a serious person is writing such sensual novels, and I am a bit surprised also. But, the characters have burst out of their own volition, and at this point, they have taken on a life of their own. I hope that you will enjoy them as much as I do.