Global Warming: Water Babies
Jun 2017 · Xlibris Corporation
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In the Darlington Rogue, Nara and Tom Latimer spawned male/female twins. The female dies shortly after hatching. In Global Warming, their hybrid male child, Pisces, grows to maturity and impregnates his fi ance, Jean. Unknowingly, she carries twin females who are water-breathing humans that will mature rapidly and bear other hybrids. The twins are born in human childbirth. The human population is to become both water and air-breathing creatures that will survive global warming and the melting of the polar caps that will fl ood the world. Hybrid twins, Seabelle and Hydra, are the key to the success in Dr. Wilds Conch Conversion.
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Janet Sadler is a resident of Havertown, Pennsylvania. She has published two volumes of poetry with her illustrations: Headwinds and Full Sail and has been published in many small literary magazines. Once member of the Mad Poets Society in Media, PA, and also the Overbrook Poets in Philadelphia, she reads her poetry at local venues. She was the former poetry director at Tyme Gallery in Havertown, PA and at Baldwin’s Book Barn in West Chester, PA. She has authored thirty flash fictions novels. Twenty-six titles have been published through Xlibris and can be found at Xlibris.com, under J. N. Sadler.
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