Epyphany: Born From The Sea
Paperback
Publisher: Don Sev Severance
Published: Mar 18 2025
Pages: 450
Weight: 1.14
Height: 1.00 Width: 5.50 Depth: 8.50
Language: English
Epyphany: Born From The Sea is an exciting and sensuous adventure set in the not-too-distant future where the birth of Epyphany, the first real mermaid, marks the beginning of an new epoch in the fragile future of Earth's inhabitants. Rescued from the hands of a greedy privateer and raised on the secret island of Oojai, Epyphany is an exotic creature of unparalleled beauty, intelligence and power. For twenty years she thrives, swimming in the shadow of the Gold Tower under the loving guidance of Blyss, an enigmatic mystic determined to teach her the skills she will need to fulfill the prophecy of the Silver Tablets. Epyphany and her small tribe of gifted sea creatures continue to live an idyllic life on their peaceful island until the day Epyphany chooses to save the life of Thoreau, an internationally renowned oceanographer and multi-millionaire inventor. This fateful decision sets off a chain of events that places Epyphany at the center of a battle to save our polluted planet from imminent destruction, and forces her to accept the overwhelming task of guiding humankind through the Transition into a new era of unprecedented diversity.
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