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Cry of the Sea, D.G. Driver

Mary Woodbury

June 22, 2015

Now begins a complex story of intrigue, conspiracy and manipulation as June, her parents, a marine biologist and his handsome young intern, her best friend, the popular clique at school and the oil company fight over the fate of the mermaids.

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I wanted to share my novel with all of you. When Juniper Sawfeather, daughter of environmental activists, discovers mermaids during an oil spill, can she save them from being exploited? Or killed? Published by Fire and Ice Young Adult Books, and runner-up in the YA category of the 2015 Green Book Festival contest for environmental-themed books. Available wherever books are sold online. Learn more at www.dgdriver.com/cry-of-the-sea.html.

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4.1 rating based on 111 ratings (all editions)

ISBN-10: 1612357873
ISBN-13: 9781612357874
Goodreads: 21473655

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D.G. Driver
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Juniper Sawfeather is choosing which college to attend after graduation from West Olympia High School next year. She wants to go to San Diego to be far away from her environmental activist parents. They expect her to think the way they do, but having to be constantly fighting causes makes it difficult to be an average seventeen-year-old high school student. Why do her parents have to be so "out there?"

Her feelings on the subject are changed when she and her father rush to the beach after a reported oil spill. As they document the damage, June discovers three humans washed up on the beach, struggling to breathe through the oil coating their skin. At first she thinks they must be surfers, but as she gets closer, she finds out that these aren't humans at all. They're mermaids!

Now begins a complex story of intrigue, conspiracy and manipulation as June, her parents, a marine biologist and his handsome young intern, her best friend, the popular clique at school and the oil company fight over the fate of the mermaids.
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