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Blue Karma, J.K. Ullrich

Mary Woodbury

November 2, 2015

Water. It covers almost three-quarters of the planet, comprises more than half the human body, and has become the most coveted resource on Earth.

Amaya de los Santos survived the typhoon that left her an orphan. Now she scrapes by as an ice poacher, illegally harvesting fresh water for an always-thirsty market. But when she rescues an injured enemy soldier, she’s pulled into a storm of events more dangerous than any iceberg. After years of relying only on herself, she must learn to trust another…or risk losing all that’s left of her family.

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ISBN-10: 1950406008
ISBN-13: 9781950406005
Goodreads: 46227431

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Water. It covers almost three quarters of the planet, comprises more than half the human body, and has become the most coveted resource on Earth.

Amaya de los Santos steals water. Orphaned and stateless, she supports herself and her sister by supplying illegal markets. But when she provokes the law, and the ire of a water-worshipping cult, she'll need more than just survival skills to save her family.

Logan Arundson almost dies for water. Deserting his military post for his drought-stricken hometown, he finds himself back on the front lines when a mysterious new water source turns neighbors against one another. As blood and water spill, he must choose between loyalty and love.

Paul Hayes' family business empire is built on water, but sabotage threatens it all. Determined to investigate, he defies the company's powerful CEO--who happens to be his mother--and discovers the industry's underworld, where liquid is worth more than life.

Amid a maelstrom of climate and conspiracy, these three teenagers determine the future of a blue planet gone dry.
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