ISBN: 0-88739-443-4
368 pp.
Size: 6 x 9
Pub Date: 03/2003
Paperback Original
Price: $16.95
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Line in the Sand, A
Jeffrey Green
Combining romance, suspense, controversy and intrigue, A Line in the Sand captures the danger and passion at the heart of environmental extremism. Medical salesman Jake Stein crosses paths with members of Red Tide, a radical environmental organization, during a scuba vacation to Central America.
Red Tide activists have waged war -using any means necessary- to stop those who would destroy the planet in the name of industrial profit. Their violent encounters and narrow excapes, led by Lionfish, a former Navy SEAL, are set against the backdrop of beautiful and endangered locales including Alaska, Antarctica, and the Florida Everglades. Now a member of RedTide, and in love with one of its members, Jake Stein must face capture or death at the hands of MacGregor, an evil mercenary who has vowed to destroy Lionfish and all his allies.
Review: "...a book that sends a message, presents an epic adventure, and provokes controversy...Radical, in-your-face, no nonsense, straight-to-the-point modern and meaningful literature."
-Captain Paul Watson, Co-Founder of Greenpeace and President and founder of the Sea Sheperd Conservation Society
"Not often one finds a novel that teaches and entertains without being preachy. A Line in the Sand is such a book. Full of excitement and suprises. Jeff Green obviously loves and fears for our environment and was able to turn his passion into a real page-turner."
-Donald Silverman, author of The Event
Bio: JEFFREY GREEN is an avid scuba diver, underwater photographer, and amateur environmentalist. A world traveler, he has scuba dived everywhere from the Red Sea to the Great Barrier Reef, and spent five years on a kibbutz in Israel. He is married and has a young daughter.
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