In a world that spends hundreds of millions more on space science than on ocean science, I hope I have inspired some of you to consider a future where part of humanity may live under the sea than in the far reaches of outer space. It’s a shame that we know more about space than our own oceans, which make up over seventy percent of our entire planet. Hopefully, our world will reach a consensus that researching our own planet is just as important as researching the galaxy.
About the Author
Eliza Taye has always had an insatiable desire for stories of any kind, whether they be books, audiobooks, video games, films, or plays. If it has a story element to it, she enjoys it. After obtaining a marine science degree, she became inspired to write sci-fi in addition to the fantasy stories she wrote growing up. Two material things Eliza could never live without: books and music. She never leaves the house without at least one book and a way to listen to music. Music fuels her passion for storytelling, allowing her to daydream that she’s defeating bad guys, exploring unknown worlds, or wielding swords of destiny, when in reality, she’s just writing about it. She writes sci-fi, fantasy, and action adventure novels for young adults.
Eliza loves to hear from her readers! You can visit her at elizataye.com, email her at [email protected], or connect with her on Goodreads and Twitter.
More Books by Eliza Taye
Oceania: The Underwater City Series
Prequel: The Plague Council
Book 1: Oceania: The Underwater City
Book 2: Allie’s Return
Book 3: Shark Station
Book 4: Terra Sea Merge
Box Set: Oceania: The Underwater City Series Box Set: Books 1-3 of the Series
The Final Oceania: The Underwater City Series Book to Come Soon!
Life Plan Series
Book 1: Life Designed
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Can’t wait until then? Visit me at my blog, elizataye.blogspot.com, to read exclusive extras on Oceania: The Underwater City. All of the blog posts regarding this novel have already been posted such as my inspiration for the inventions in the novel, how the novel relates to current scientific research, sea creature profiles, character interviews, and more. There are over 15 exclusive blog posts in all, so go check them out! Click here to read from the beginning.
