| Author: | Ethan Holmes | ISBN: | 9780615396606 |
| Publisher: | Ethan Holmes | Publication: | August 22, 2010 |
| Imprint: | Smashwords Edition | Language: | English |
| Author: | Ethan Holmes |
| ISBN: | 9780615396606 |
| Publisher: | Ethan Holmes |
| Publication: | August 22, 2010 |
| Imprint: | Smashwords Edition |
| Language: | English |
Earth's Blood introduces you to Dr. Niles Havoc and his colleagues, Peter & Leslie Armistead, who find themselves looking out at a full blown blizzard in July in Jerome, Arizona. Captain Ben Vorghees is helpless as his Cruise Liner Aurora gets tossed around like a toy ship in a bathtub. Ito Isaki survives an earthquake only to find a black-walled tsunami looming on the horizon, all thanks to the single most cataclysmic event on Earth.
A small group of distinguished scientists have been warning governments on all levels for years about what is happening to Planet Earth. Tectonic Plates grinding against each other for millenniums with no truly substantial release of pressure will produce the most profound geological and seismological event ever known.
In Earth's Blood, richly detailed stories from across the planet immerse the reader into the ramifications and peripheral events which combine to drastically change the physical planet. The result: Near extinction of the human race as modern society and all its dependencies collapse and destruction and chaos rule.
Earth's Blood introduces you to Dr. Niles Havoc and his colleagues, Peter & Leslie Armistead, who find themselves looking out at a full blown blizzard in July in Jerome, Arizona. Captain Ben Vorghees is helpless as his Cruise Liner Aurora gets tossed around like a toy ship in a bathtub. Ito Isaki survives an earthquake only to find a black-walled tsunami looming on the horizon, all thanks to the single most cataclysmic event on Earth.
A small group of distinguished scientists have been warning governments on all levels for years about what is happening to Planet Earth. Tectonic Plates grinding against each other for millenniums with no truly substantial release of pressure will produce the most profound geological and seismological event ever known.
In Earth's Blood, richly detailed stories from across the planet immerse the reader into the ramifications and peripheral events which combine to drastically change the physical planet. The result: Near extinction of the human race as modern society and all its dependencies collapse and destruction and chaos rule.
