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DEEPSTAR: Enigma in the Abyss
The year is now 2081. People from many nations have established vast sea-steading communities across earth’s oceans.
As explorers push into uncharted abyssal plains, they uncover a secret blurring the boundaries between material and spiritual realms. Their discovery ignites dark forces who battle to control knowledge powerful enough to rewrite existence itself.
Rich in marine science and high-stakes adventure, DeepStar plunges readers into an oceanic realm shimmering with beauty and danger. When the sea-steaders awaken an ancient guardian, they are forced to confront not only rival powers but also shadows within themselves.
In the ocean’s dark depths, humanity’s fate is contested by forces, seen and unseen.
As explorers push into uncharted abyssal plains, they uncover a secret blurring the boundaries between material and spiritual realms. Their discovery ignites dark forces who battle to control knowledge powerful enough to rewrite existence itself.
Rich in marine science and high-stakes adventure, DeepStar plunges readers into an oceanic realm shimmering with beauty and danger. When the sea-steaders awaken an ancient guardian, they are forced to confront not only rival powers but also shadows within themselves.
In the ocean’s dark depths, humanity’s fate is contested by forces, seen and unseen.
466 pages, Kindle Edition
Published November 27, 2025
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December 25, 2025
Steve’s books are a fun way to learn about science and spirit!
Since I was a kid I have wished scientists and spiritual experts could spend more time with each other. And why not deeply explore both? In fact, why even consider them as disconnected worlds. This book masterfully explores these relationships and gives hope in a not unattainable future. I hope I live long enough to see some of the future he describes.
Since I was a kid I have wished scientists and spiritual experts could spend more time with each other. And why not deeply explore both? In fact, why even consider them as disconnected worlds. This book masterfully explores these relationships and gives hope in a not unattainable future. I hope I live long enough to see some of the future he describes.
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