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Rising Water by Wayne Stinnett pdf download free was a very powerful book. That I found difficult to put down once I started reading it. And I quickly became completely engrossed in the lives of its major characters. It was wonderfully descriptive and painted vivid images in my mind of each event, character, and location mentioned in the story. And I never had any trouble picturing them in my mind as if they were right there before me on the page. This was an enjoyable read that I would recommend to anyone. Who likes drama and/or history. Especially as it ties these things together seamlessly with its historical elements.

Overview About Rising Water by Wayne Stinnett

Rising Water is a novel written to cause action and awareness regarding one of today’s most pressing issues—global climate change. According to NASA, since 1880 Earth has warmed 1.4 degrees Fahrenheit and based on current models will continue warming for decades. Rising Water addresses many of these concerns through a fiction story that foresees possible outcomes. If we as a global community don’t do something about our carbon footprint soon…even now.

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Reviews About Rising Water by Wayne Stinnett

A gripping story of struggle and survival, Rising Water is a brilliant novel that’s sure to keep you on edge from beginning to end. You’ll feel everything as these characters fight for their lives in a world turned upside down. This is not a book for those who want a light and simple read. We highly recommend it for fans of horror novels with real depth that keeps you coming back for more! Stinnett creates some memorable characters and delivers such an intense plot. That you’ll find yourself looking over your shoulder more than once while reading. It took us longer than expected to read. Because we had trouble putting it down. So prepare yourself for one heck of an emotional ride!

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About Wayne Stinnett the author of Rising Water

After ten years at his job, Bill Spence saw it being slowly taken over by technology. When he realized that a robot was bound to take his place and do his job better than he ever could, he quit. Inspired by sci-fi author Philip K. Dick’s short story The Mold of Yancy, where machines take over society and put most of humanity into a zoo-like prison camp, Bill decided to give himself as much time as possible to find another job before joining them in captivity…or something worse. From there on out, it was about survival and protecting what was most important in life: his family.