H2O
by David Rayner
297 pages· 2012
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A fast-paced and witty thriller.
Imagine an England where it rains all the time. Not hard, is it? Five years ago an eco-terrorist group called Green Hand detonated a nuclear explosion which caused a tiny shift in the earth's axis. Changing weather patterns have left vast areas of the globe arid. The Water Producing Nations of Northern Europe now control the world-wide distribution of their precious resource. As their wealth grows, so international resentment festers.
Scientists on every continent are vying to create a process for the manufacture of synthetic water. In America, the Middle-East, and Europe, it is a race worth billions to the winner. A race worth killing for.
Alice Cooper, a glamorous and ruthless FBI agent, is tasked with resolving the American water crisis. Dominic Stone, a brilliant young scientist in Cambridge, is working on his own water process. Their paths are inextricably linked in pursuit of a solution.
"Two of H and one of O. How hard can it be?"
Imagine an England where it rains all the time. Not hard, is it? Five years ago an eco-terrorist group called Green Hand detonated a nuclear explosion which caused a tiny shift in the earth's axis. Changing weather patterns have left vast areas of the globe arid. The Water Producing Nations of Northern Europe now control the world-wide distribution of their precious resource. As their wealth grows, so international resentment festers.
Scientists on every continent are vying to create a process for the manufacture of synthetic water. In America, the Middle-East, and Europe, it is a race worth billions to the winner. A race worth killing for.
Alice Cooper, a glamorous and ruthless FBI agent, is tasked with resolving the American water crisis. Dominic Stone, a brilliant young scientist in Cambridge, is working on his own water process. Their paths are inextricably linked in pursuit of a solution.
"Two of H and one of O. How hard can it be?"
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