September 2038 (eBook, ePUB)
The Story of the Global Disaster Squads' Finest Hour
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In September 2038, the world is bracing for the two strongest storms in recorded history. As a hurricane in the Atlantic Ocean moves toward the east coast of North America and a typhoon in the Indian Ocean heads toward the Asian subcontinent, no one has any idea that for the next twenty-three days, the earth will be battered by two of the most powerful hurricanes ever recorded-changing the planet forever. After an already damaging year that includes a tsunami from a Philippine earthquake, forest fires that ravage the heat-baked northern hemisphere, mudslides that cause havoc in Columbia, and i...
In September 2038, the world is bracing for the two strongest storms in recorded history. As a hurricane in the Atlantic Ocean moves toward the east coast of North America and a typhoon in the Indian Ocean heads toward the Asian subcontinent, no one has any idea that for the next twenty-three days, the earth will be battered by two of the most powerful hurricanes ever recorded-changing the planet forever. After an already damaging year that includes a tsunami from a Philippine earthquake, forest fires that ravage the heat-baked northern hemisphere, mudslides that cause havoc in Columbia, and ice storms that cripple Australia, the hurricanes have no mercy, hitting simultaneously on opposite sides of the planet. A team of disaster volunteers gathered from military organizations throughout the planet's many nation states frantically works to help the world battle the hurricanes that soon produce the most rain, lowest barometric pressure, and the highest casualty rate ever documented from a natural disaster. Called the Global Disaster Squad, they are soon taxed to their limit. In the third book in this thrilling series, adventures abound as the Global Disaster Squad continues their quest to save the earth.
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