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    Orniainthi

    By T.C. Harrison

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    Eight years ago, an incident during a group dive resigns noted oceanographer Dr. Viola E. Foy to a desk job. But an urgent call forces Dr. Foy to return to the ocean. She finds herself partnering with Dr. Devin Strucker-an estranged colleague who’s now the VP of the Future Underwater Colonization Agency (FUCA)-for an exciting sea expedition.
    But Dr. Foy’s betrayed and forced to conduct a dangerous dive into the mysterious Black Hole of Andros Island. An accident occurs that alters Dr. Foy’s destiny and makes her a target for FUCA and the US Navy. And more trouble arrives in the form of FUCA’s mysterious CEO Wendell Normand Galloway who’s emerged from years of seclusion with plans that threaten to doom the world to a watery grave.
    Can Dr. Foy harness her new abilities, avoid capture and save the world before it’s too late?

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherT.C. Harrison
    Release dateFeb 8, 2017
    ISBN9781370464395
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    T.C. Harrison

    The Musings of a Blerd is writer and self-published author T.C. Harrison.Between 2011 to 2016 the author wrote for a myriad of pop culture sites, before retiring. Six of T.C.’s comic book stories were published in the Womanthology and Grayhaven Comic’s The Gathering anthologies. Their short story “Uirusu” was first featured in the August 2014 Apocalyptic Fiction issue of The Sirens Call EZine.The author has also self-published ten poetry books, one horror short story/flash fiction collection, one novel, and two novellas. T.C. presently resides in Central Florida and continues to work on poems and stories that they’ll publish in the near future.

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