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The Murky Depths of Terror

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Abrohet Lake, Nevada, is a place where nuclear testing was done back in the 1950's. In 1975, Debra Klein, a rare sea creature specialist, saw something in the murky depths of the Atlantic Ocean. What she saw wasn't a shark...or killer whale...or a Meg...or the Loch Ness  Monster...or a giant squid...

...It was something else entirely different...

...A creature that has lived under the ocean since the Dawn of Man...

...And, now, in 2015, it has risen...to feed on its prey...humans.

The new  independent science fiction epic by Robert Helliger.

Warning: It is rated Mature for science fiction violence, sex references, some coarse language, and adult themes.

You must be 15 years and over to read it.

This book is for the late Peter Benchley, and Steve Alten.All Rights Reserved

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