Not Alone on Earth - by Eloise Hamann (Paperback)

Book Synopsis

The year is 2033. Because of inadequate living space on land, humans experiment with living in a submarine city in the deep Indian Ocean. A team of scientists from around the world are aboard to explore their ocean floor surroundings via bathyscaphes. They encounter a variety of known and unknown sea creatures. Readers will not believe what else they discover.

Elizabeth, an Iowa farmer's daughter is one of the scientists, who is willing to explore in a bathyscaphe, faces challenge after challenge. In college, she fought to stem climate change on Earth. She calls corporations, which donate to politicians to pass climate change legislation, foxes who are volunteering to help chickens stop the decline of their population in the henhouse.

Elizabeth also fights to protect the life of an amazing discovery from being dangerously examined by the leader of the Command Center that governs the team of scientists.

Review Quotes

"Author is very talented." Writer's Digest Judge

"Hamann has combined the social criticism of an Orwell, and the finely detailed world of an Ursula LaGuin. Hamann's sentences and paragraphs with a confident rhythm make for a smooth satisfying read." Chris Heifner with a degree in Creative Writing

"Eloise Hamann's short stories and novel, Inhabited, have an eerie quality that not only hooks the reader but adds dimension to her mysterious plots. Her unique style is one you will want to enjoy again and again." Julaina Kleist Corwin, Creative Writing Instructor