Water

De: Riano D. Mcfarland

Narrado por: Tim Welch

Over 70 percent of Earth is covered in water, yet over 80 percent of that water remains unexplored. There are currently over 10 billion people on Earth, but terrestrial humans are only aware of those who live on land. The other three billion humans took a decidedly different evolutionary path, adapting to live in the largest combined area on the planet–the water.

These two highly-intelligent civilizations, while indistinguishable in their DNA, have adapted to the territories in which they live, and although they share a single planet, their worlds could not be more divergent. Kept apart by an oceanic demarcation line known as the Devine Gap, the oceanic difference in the depth to which a terrestrial human can dive, and that to which an aquatic human can ascend, the two civilizations have remained separated since their evolutionary births.

Following a chance encounter between Jacqueline, a terrestrial human and experienced dive master, and Argo, an aquatic human and scientific researcher, their desire to bridge the Devine Gap becomes an obsession for both of them. An obsession with potentially deadly consequences.

It has been said that the human spirit can overcome any obstacle, but can it overcome the water?

©2021 Riano D. Mcfarland (P)2023 Riano D. Mcfarland

impossible love

two destined souls who will never be together. one lives on land and the other in the depths of the ocean. loved the story. the narration was a tiny bit aggressive at times but did not distract from the story

Water and Land

Another fascinating story by Riano D. McFarland. Love how he weaves the world of land and the world of the sea together, and puts technology to the test so love can triumph.

Narration was very good.

I received this book for free in exchange for an honest review.

Water

This was an excellent story. I enjoyed it! It took narrator, Tim Welch, a bit to catch on to the story, but he finished strong. I was given this book free for an honest review.

WOW

Must say this is a really good book. The story line is definitely amazing. The narrator does a really good job. overall excellent book.

Great Novel,Made my Heart Sing

I loved the description of the under ocean world Aro lives in.
This is a beautiful story with the usual governmental getting in the way of things not their business. I would want to live in the ocean community described in thos book. The Narration is quite different, sort of like listening to a 50s radio broadcast. I personally like this affect.