Drowned Seattle: Mouse and Snake, #15

By Meyari McFarland

The end of the world as we know it isn't really an end at all.

 

How could it be? What humanity knows and expects is just one in a long sequence of climates that have come and gone over millions of years. Losing one world means gaining another, one will fish and birds and a whole new ecosystem suspended over the drowned remnants of Seattle, deep under the Puget Sound's rising waters.

 

The end of the world comes not with a bang but with a splash as global climate change wreaks changes large and small.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Meyari McFarland
• Release date: Mar 12, 2021
• ISBN: 9781393868545

Meyari McFarland

Meyari McFarland has been telling stories since she was a small child. Her stories range from SF and Fantasy adventures to Romances but they always feature strong characters who do what they think is right no matter what gets in their way. Her series range from Space Opera Romance in the Drath series to Epic Fantasy in the Mages of Tindiere world. Other series include Matriarchies of Muirin, the Clockwork Rift Steampunk mysteries, and the Tales of Unification urban fantasy stories, plus many more. You can find all of her work on MDR Publishing's website at www.MDR-Publishing.com.

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Drowned Seattle

Drowned Seattle

Meyari McFarland

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Contents

Other Books by Meyari McFarland:

Drowned Seattle

Author's Note: Banger's War

1. Odd Politics

2. Shifted Roles

Other Books by Meyari McFarland:

Afterword

Author Bio

Other Books by Meyari McFarland:

Day Hunt on the Final Oblivion

Day of Joy

Immortal Sky

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A New Path

Following the Trail

Crafting Home

Finding a Way

Go Between

Like Arrows of Fate

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Out of Disaster

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The Shores of Twilight Bay

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Coming Together

Following the Beacon

The Solace of Her Clan

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Copyright ©2020 by Mary Raichle

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Print ISBN: 978-1-64309-111-2

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This story is dedicated to my friend Lynn.

Drowned Seattle

Can it really be the end of the world when there's more fish?

More fish, more birds, more bugs. There's more plants, too, though not as many kinds of plants. Well, not the plants I remember from when I was a kid. That's not saying much. There wasn't anything much alive when I was a kid. Sometimes I wonder if it was a good thing I survived or not.

Good old Global Climate Change.

Such a long way to say that the world changed. That humans changed it. I mean, yeah, the world's always changing.

The sun rises, sets. Storms blow through. Winter brings cold and ice. Summer brings fog and