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Katya's world

by Jonathan L. Howard

Earliest known edition
2012
Selected edition
unknown
Pages in this edition
332
English editions
1 ↗
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2012 · eng

BETWEEN THE COVERS

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The distant and unloved colony world of Russalka has no land, only the raging sea and endless storm clouds. Beneath the waves, the people live in pressurised environments and take what they need from the boundless ocean. It is a hard life, but it is theirs and they fought a war against Earth to protect it. Katya Kuriakova is making her first submarine voyage as crew; the first nice, simple journey of what she expects to be a nice, simple career. There is nothing nice and simple about the deep black waters of Russalka, however. Soon, she will encounter pirates and war criminals, see death and tragedy first hand, and realise that her world's future lies on the narrowest of knife edges. For in the crushing depths lies a sleeping monster, an abomination of unknown origin, and when it wakes, it will seek out and kill every single person on the planet.

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/tags/OL179TYoung adult fictionSubmarines (Ships)Science fictionJuvenile fictionImaginary placesFictionWaterVoyages and travelsLeviathanSea storiesSubmarinersSubmarine forcesSpace colonies

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  • Russalka chronicles -- 1