The Waters of Chaos: The Ancient Saga
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| Rating | : | 4.32 (532 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 1480165131 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 356 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2014-03-27 |
| Language | : | English |
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He has published more than 200 professional articles, editorials, and reports on geographic information systems (GIS), continental drift, coastal change analysis, and human evolution. His business travels often take him to the Middle East. Jerry Dobson is an innovator and popular writer in the fields of geography and geographic information science. He lives in Knoxville, Tennessee, and travels extensively worldwide. Department of State. Like Ja
in geography from the University of Georgia. He holds a Ph.D. Jerry and Jeff have collaborated on research about ancient sea levels since 1993. Department of State. Jerry Dobson is an innovator and popular writer in the fields of geography and geographic information science. About the Author Jeff Dobson heads a firm specializing in communication systems for collaboration during emergencies. Jerry led the development of the current world standard for estimating populations-at-risk in disasters of all kinds and the current world standard for cartographic representation of land mines and minefields. He has conducted fieldwork throughout North America, especially Alaska, Mexico, and the Adirondack Mountains of New York, plus many faraway places: South America, Liberia, East Africa, the Middle East, East Asia, and Australia.
"Chapter One Review" according to Eric Johnson. Readability: The language used The Ancient Saga is easy enough to read, but the length of the paragraphs made reading a little bit of a chore.Hook: The first chapter was all character and story building. You understand what is going to happen and that the main character is going to go through a trial throughout the rest of the book, but the hook is not really there. It does not drive me to read on.Editing: I found no editing issues at all Character. Waters Of Chaos John L. Montgomery, jr. I found it a little hard to get started with this novel, but once the characters began to be formed it became more readable. One of the best features was the plethora of information regarding the scientific facts of our world and the interesting and quite plausable theories the brothers Caisson explored. The love story between Osi and Bera gave the "Ancient Saga" interest. Osi's trip around the world took some imagination. All in all, I found the b. loved it Susan Onellion In The Waters of Chaos: The Ancient Saga, Osi is a Chosen one among his people. He learns that there have been four epochs where the waters have risen, fell, and repeat. He sets out to find out how to determine when the event is going to take place so they can be better prepared. He travels the ancient world, meets many people and hears many stories. This is a highly entertaining book and I enjoyed the sequel, The Waters of Chaos: The Modern Quest
The Waters of Chaos: The Ancient Saga, set at the end of the last Ice Age, brings to life a cast of heroic characters living in that long ago time and coping with the imminent global catastrophe of sea level rise. Two youths fall in love and ultimately lead the exodus of their people from the flooded coast to refuge above. Mystery, high- and low-tech adventure, action, romance, sunken pyramids holding the Secrets of the Ages; The Waters of Chaos has them all. The Waters of Chaos consists of two books strategically combined or sold separately. The books are: The Waters of Chaos: the Ancient Saga and The Waters of Chaos: the Modern Quest.. Both stories invoke Egyptian mythology and universal flood myths to connect science and lore. A companion novel, The Waters of Chaos