About The Book
Editor: Sherry Thoman
Release Date: Jun 7, 2013
Genres: Science Fiction/Dystopian
Published by internet marketing KY, LLC. d/b/a Books, Authors And Artists
Contains (limited) ADULT content.
Seeds of Transition engulfs the reader with riveting adventure, emotional thrills, and conflict from beginning to end.
As the world’s population approaches 10 billion people, severe weather extremes diminish crop and livestock production, driving the demand for and price of food to new heights. The American government, as well as other powerful organizations, turns to the world of academia in search of gifted, albeit unlikely heroes.
Dr. Jarod Farra is one of those unlikely heroes. An assistant professor of agriculture at Cornell University, Farra quickly finds himself at the forefront of both his longstanding dreams, and perhaps, some of his worst fears. Dread of the developing global food shortage and ever-worsening weather extremes cause cultural turmoil, political turbulence, population shifts, and economic havoc. Jarod and a range of characters come together to perform an experiment that will change the world, and provide new hope for generations to come with the most radical agricultural undertaking that society has ever seen.
Editor: Sherry Thoman
Release Date: Jun 7, 2013
Genres: Science Fiction/Dystopian
Published by internet marketing KY, LLC. d/b/a Books, Authors And Artists
Contains (limited) ADULT content.
Seeds of Transition engulfs the reader with riveting adventure, emotional thrills, and conflict from beginning to end.
As the world’s population approaches 10 billion people, severe weather extremes diminish crop and livestock production, driving the demand for and price of food to new heights. The American government, as well as other powerful organizations, turns to the world of academia in search of gifted, albeit unlikely heroes.
Dr. Jarod Farra is one of those unlikely heroes. An assistant professor of agriculture at Cornell University, Farra quickly finds himself at the forefront of both his longstanding dreams, and perhaps, some of his worst fears. Dread of the developing global food shortage and ever-worsening weather extremes cause cultural turmoil, political turbulence, population shifts, and economic havoc. Jarod and a range of characters come together to perform an experiment that will change the world, and provide new hope for generations to come with the most radical agricultural undertaking that society has ever seen.
About The Author
Carolyn Holland grew up during the 70’s in the coastal wetlands of North Carolina in a small, rural fishing village. She married right after high school and started her family, in the same community where she grew up. Though life took her to other places, she lived in the Appalachians for a time and later in Alabama, she found herself drawn back to her roots in Coastal North Carolina. With her three children grown now, she resides there still with her husband James Holland, a retired US Marine.
Carolyn has been a writer for many years. In 2009 she began work as a freelance writer and ghost writer and worked on many works in the science fiction genre. Her own personal interest in agriculture, the environment and our effect upon it prompted a lot of study into the effect of weather patterns brought on by climate change on our food and water supply.
In 2012, Carolyn was invited by publishers; Books, Authors and Artists, to write and publish the trilogy titled The Genesis Project. The first book in that series is titled, Seeds of Transition and will be available at most online book stores in E-Book and Paperback form on July 19, 2013.
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Carolyn Holland grew up during the 70’s in the coastal wetlands of North Carolina in a small, rural fishing village. She married right after high school and started her family, in the same community where she grew up. Though life took her to other places, she lived in the Appalachians for a time and later in Alabama, she found herself drawn back to her roots in Coastal North Carolina. With her three children grown now, she resides there still with her husband James Holland, a retired US Marine.
Carolyn has been a writer for many years. In 2009 she began work as a freelance writer and ghost writer and worked on many works in the science fiction genre. Her own personal interest in agriculture, the environment and our effect upon it prompted a lot of study into the effect of weather patterns brought on by climate change on our food and water supply.
In 2012, Carolyn was invited by publishers; Books, Authors and Artists, to write and publish the trilogy titled The Genesis Project. The first book in that series is titled, Seeds of Transition and will be available at most online book stores in E-Book and Paperback form on July 19, 2013.
Amazon | Smashwords | Facebook | Pinterest | Goodreads
Schedule
November 3 - Introduction at VBT Café Blog
November 4 - Guest Blogging at Lori's Reading Corner
November 4 - Guest Blogging at Brooke Blogs
November 5 - Spotlight atDiscover Words
November 6 - Review & Guest Blogging at The Daily Mayo
November 7 - Spotlight at Jody's Book Reviews
November 7 - Spotlight at Deal Sharing Aunt
November 8 - Spotlight at Into The Land of Books
November 8 - Review at The Avid Reader
November 9 - Spotlight at 4 Covert 2 Overt
November 9 - Interview at Bookish Writer
November 3 - Introduction at VBT Café Blog
November 4 - Guest Blogging at Lori's Reading Corner
November 4 - Guest Blogging at Brooke Blogs
November 5 - Spotlight atDiscover Words
November 6 - Review & Guest Blogging at The Daily Mayo
November 7 - Spotlight at Jody's Book Reviews
November 7 - Spotlight at Deal Sharing Aunt
November 8 - Spotlight at Into The Land of Books
November 8 - Review at The Avid Reader
November 9 - Spotlight at 4 Covert 2 Overt
November 9 - Interview at Bookish Writer
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