Jean Pearce Edwards

Homestar: Pharaohs Journey to Earth Jean Pearce Edwards

It became obvious to the people of HomeStar that their planet was doomed. The twin suns were on a collision course and the planet was burning up. The rivers were polluted and life would soon be extinct. A mass exodus was their only chance of survival. Helped by god-like beings named Abif, they built gigantic space ships capable of transporting them and their animals to a new planet. Twelve ships carried them on a long journey through the realms of space to the Milky Way Galaxy where it was said they would find a land of milk and honey, suitable for them to colonize. We meet the Pharaoh family and travel with them; seeing how the young ones live aboard the ships and follow their adventures. All seems tranquil on the flagship "Egypt" but there is a problem as you are about to discover. Underlying this peaceful existance is an undercurrent of jealousy and hatred. There is a blossoming of forbidden love between Eve, a Royal Princess and Adam, a Dark One. Eve's brother, Ra is furious as he is expected to marry Eve and thus carry on the pure Pharaoh Bloodline. At last the ships pass through the heat barrier and land on the Blue Planet. Here they try to forge an existence and using their skills and equipment they endeavour to create the civilisation they enjoyed on HomeStar. The feud boils over again and mayhem ensues when an untimely death leads to civil war. Can they survive? Their fate is in the lap of the gods and unlikely help from a tribe of Earthlings. A story of good versus evil with a helping of adventure and a little romance thrown in. Could these people be our ancestors? Read on and decide for yourself.