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MANTA
SWIMMING WITH YELLOWFIN
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From their secret base on a tropical
island, a high-tech
organization called OPERATION ECO
always shows up to fix things
whenever ecological disaster strikes.
Rumors are that their leader, Commander Nicholas Bowen, was a genius
weapons
designer from Area 51, and is now using the knowledge from his past to
save the
Earth.
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But news reporter Cynthia Hammond
doesn’t trust environmentalists, especially ones with futuristic
military
hardware. Whaling
ships and fishing boats are being
attacked at sea. Cynthia thinks Commander Bowen is a modern
day Captain Nemo waging war on
those who harm the oceans. Her determination to get the story
brings
her family face to face with the mysterious Operation Eco, and they are
forced to
trust the very people she’s been publicly accusing of eco-terrorism.
From Antarctica to the
Amazon,
from
the African Serengeti to the bottom of the sea, Cynthia, 19-year-old
Jessica,
and 12-year-old Jason, go on the adventure of a lifetime.
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With
futuristic eco-tech gadgetry, and
alternative-fueled vehicles of tomorrow, they help the Econauts unravel
the
mystery of who, or what, is behind the strange events at sea.
But Cynthia begins to fear that her suspicions may have been right all
along.
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In
the spirit of Johnny Quest and James Bond, OPERATION ECO
is an action/adventure about our planet in peril, the revolutionary
technologies that can save it, and the incredible beauty that makes it
worth
saving.
You won't believe how cool “green” can be.
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BOOK ILLUSTRATION
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Operation Eco. © 2008 William
L. Eaken. All rights reserved.
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