Michael Peak Bücher

Set against the backdrop of international politics and environmental challenges, the story follows a clever spotted dolphin in the Eastern Tropical Pacific. As he embarks on an underwater adventure, he seeks to negotiate an unusual treaty with a dangerous predator to combat the threats posed by humans. This unique narrative intertwines themes of conservation, the impact of special interest groups, and the role of the media, all while showcasing the vibrant underwater world and its inhabitants.

The narrative unfolds against the backdrop of a long-standing smuggling operation in Northern Minnesota, involving precious gems and metals. The story escalates when the smugglers take on a new, perilous, and highly confidential shipment, jeopardizing their carefully maintained operations. Tension mounts as the stakes rise, revealing the risks and complexities of their illicit dealings.

Halina, a spayed cat, lives like an ordinary house cat in a human home with other cats who work as prostitutes. But in the Canyon lurks coyotes whose demon leader hates not only the altered females of Halina's Den, but the entire cat world. With the feline world in turmoil, Halina knows she and her Den must somehow survive the murderous wrath of the coyotes.