4 Stars
329 Pages
Publisher: Independently Published, AuthorBuzz
Release Date: May 2, 2018
Genre: Fiction (Adult), General Fiction (Adult), Sci Fi, Fantasy, Futuristic, Climatology
Someone is attacking the earth. It is 2100 in Antarctica. Climatologists are checking a glacier when a strong earthquake creates a large fissure. Abbey Bertrand, a famous climatologist and namesake for the Antarctica research station, is called by Mack Widler from Norway. He tells her what has happened and asks her to join in there. Jason Harcourt, an eco-terrorism investigator, contacts Abbey and asks her to come to Venice first so he can give her information about the earthquakes. On the way to the transport station, she is approached by a man who threatens her. Now on the run, she is trying to save the earth and stay alive.
The book has a fast pace, the characters are somewhat developed, and it is written in the third person point of view. The concept, although considered fiction, is somewhat close to what our future may hold. Changes in the climate must be addressed. If you like action and adventure books with a bit of sci fi and terrorism, you may enjoy reading this book.
