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|  | | OMAR: A Novel -- Hardbound Recipient: 2002 Benjamin Franklin Awards™ Silver Award for "Best New Voice--Fiction."
A Frighteningly Credible, Riveting Novel When a priceless book is found 2077 fathoms under the North Atlantic Ice Barrier, the CIA/FBI, a private billionaire oilman, and a fanatic terrorist group compete to recover and claim it. HARDBOUND
For eight-three years a priceless book lay buried hundreds of miles out from the Grand Banks of New Foundland, at 2077 fathoms from the surface of the North Atlantic Ice Barrier.
In 1995, the CIA and FBI jointly uncovered secret plans to recover the treasure. An ultra-zealous terrorist organization competed against a group of divers hired by a billionaire oilman, setting off a complex web of international intrigue and suspense.
Dr. Cary Parker, Woods Hole oceanographer, respected archaeologist, and maritime law specialist at the Smithsonian Institute, was recruited by CI | |  | | OMAR: A Novel -- Softbound Recipient: 2002 Benjamin Franklin Awards™ Silver Award for "Best New Voice--Fiction."
A Frighteningly Credible, Riveting Novel When a priceless book is found 2077 fathoms under the North Atlantic Ice Barrier, the CIA/FBI, a private billionaire oilman, and a fanatic terrorist group compete to recover and claim it. SOFTBOUND
For eight-three years a priceless book lay buried hundreds of miles out from the Grand Banks of New Foundland, at 2077 fathoms from the surface of the North Atlantic Ice Barrier.
In 1995, the CIA and FBI jointly uncovered secret plans to recover the treasure. An ultra-zealous terrorist organization competed against a group of divers hired by a billionaire oilman, setting off a complex web of international intrigue and suspense.
Dr. Cary Parker, Woods Hole oceanographer, respected archaeologist, and maritime law specialist at the Smithsonian Institute, was recruited |
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