In Richard Patton’s first installment of the Voyager Dawn trilogy, we followed Ethan Walker’s journey through hell at the hands of the Naldím. Ethan was a sergeant in the pilot corp, asked to do more than he ever trained for when Voyager Dawn’s sixth colony mission didn’t work out as anyone expected.
Following orders from the officers on the bridge, Ethan risked his life more than once to battle the superior Naldím forces.
The officers, safely perched on the bridge, sending lower-ranked men and women out to their deaths at the hands of the Naldím, may seem callous to those below them, but captains and commanders are human, too.
Voyager Dawn Commander is about the human side of bridge officers, the side they never let the crew see. And Commander Robert Hadings hides an emotional struggle unknown to anyone else on board the ship.
