For a decade, brilliant scientist Robin Goodwin has cleaned up ocean pollutants and bred corals to fight climate change with their growing fleet of upcycled tankers. All goes well until, isolated in the North Pacific Gyre by a freak storm, Robin finds a body in a coral tank and is presumed to be the killer. Owner and crew must solve the mystery before the storm ends and authorities arrive to arrest Robin, impound the ship, and cripple the fleet.
For a decade, brilliant scientist Robin Goodwin has cleaned up ocean pollutants and bred corals to fight climate change with their growing fleet of upcycled tankers. All goes well until, isolated in the North Pacific Gyre by a freak storm, Robin finds a body in a coral tank and is presumed to be the killer. Owner and crew must solve the mystery before the storm ends and authorities arrive to arrest Robin, impound the ship, and cripple the fleet.
D. A. Kelly, PhD is autistic, a second-generation SF fan, the author of five nonfiction books and one novel, and has resided in nine countries so far, in North America, Central America, South America, Asia, Europe, the Middle East, Oceania, and the Caribbean, working in aerospace, information science, renewable energy, media production, and ESL, and living under democracy, theocracy, aristocracy, communism, oligarchy, kleptocracy, and anarchy.
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