Rise of the Meritocracy - D H Draws - Books - Createspace - 9781478291206 - August 2, 2012
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Rise of the Meritocracy

D H Draws

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Rise of the Meritocracy

Publisher Marketing: Science, the energy industry and political intrigue come together in this science fiction and political suspense thriller. The issue of fracking in the U. S. and the reprecussions are addressed in this lively adventure following an unlikely hero. Read the story synopsis here: It was a booming time for the energy industry in the U. S. Oil and gas companies were getting rich. James P. Watsen was an unassuming and modest bioengineering graduate student far removed from the oil and gas business. All he wanted was to graduate and work in the medical nano technology field while living a quiet life with his lovely physician wife, Mai. However, trouble erupts when his geophysicist sister Flo makes a heart stopping discovery about the future drilling site of the oil and gas company she works for. She turns to James for help and his quiet life must change forever. In over his head against such a powerful company, James must find the strength to come out of his shell and lead his band of young international scientist friends to carry out a plan that will make the governments of the world listen. Will they succeed in time or will the corrupt corporations and politicians be allowed to destroy the earth? Contributor Bio:  Draws, D H D. H. Draws has a B. S. degree in Molecular Biology from the University of California, Los Angeles. She has also performed clinical research at the University of Houston. This is D. H. Draws's second book in a trilogy about the fictional Watsen family. D. H. Draws enjoys writing science fiction books that evoke discussion into humanity's current course and it's possible future.

Media Books     Paperback Book   (Book with soft cover and glued back)
Released August 2, 2012
ISBN13 9781478291206
Publishers Createspace
Pages 162
Dimensions 127 × 203 × 9 mm   ·   167 g

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