Description:
Can young Grayson Fields find the formula that could save our planet? By 2035 water will be the most valuable resource on earth, making this book the most valuable resource for decades to come.
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Review Quotes:
"As the world faces a water shortage like no other time in history, will Grayson Fields, the young, but brilliant scientist be able to use her science skills and determination to stop the ultra rich water filtraters from taking over earth's water supply while producing dirty water sold mostly in poorer countries? Can she and her grandfather bring rain to a parched world in 2035 and in doing so put the perpetrators out of business? Readers quickly become involved in a realistic scenario that traverses the planet from D.C. to India and the Himalayas while greedy billionaires will do anything to stop them. Thompson brings to life this plausible world in such a way that readers will not only be engrossed in the outcome of an elaborate setting but will find the science of climate manipulation thoroughly intriguing--even vital to our survival." D. Donovan, Senior Reviewer, Midwest Book Review.
"While this may be science fiction, it could actually happen. That's just one of the things that makes it intriguing. Thompson weaves believable characters, both good and despicable, along with dangers throughout. Plenty of new-found knowledge about our water future kept me in the story the entire way. This is a new genre for Thompson and once again he knocks it out of the park." Susan Reichert, former Editor-in-Chief, Southern Writer's Magazine.
"The surprising twists and turns of Thompson's intriguing sci-fi thriller had me cheering for the well-developed main character, Dr. Grayson Fields. Her journey whets my appetite for plausible solutions to our planet's dilemma we face in the not too-distant future." Dr. Shirley Raines, president emerita of The University of Memphis, and author of 12 novels, including An Uncommon Journey: Leadership Lessons.
"Most well-written thrillers leave you temporarily satisfied, but after a few days you can hardly remember the world-threatening plot that our hero has foiled. But CLOUDS ABOVE is the rare exception. Not only is it a great thriller, but it brilliantly opens your eyes to a civilization-ending threat that is not only very real, but that few of us are yet even aware of. And the book's appendix gives you enough factual data to bring you fully up to speed on today's real threat. CLOUDS ABOVE is a novel you'll enjoy, find richly rewarding...and want to share with others!" Jack Warner, Nantucket author
"Thanks to the space program's satellites orbiting the earth, we can predict the weather, and yet we cannot change it. So it was just another hot, cloudless summer day when I turned to the first page and started reading Michael Thompson's book, Clouds Above. I'm glad I waited, because the real life problems brought by draught -water rationing, wildfires, crop losses- happening annually in some areas of the world, continually in others- was intersecting with and mirroring the story I was reading.
I could tell this author had done his homework. The research shows, yet he weaves it so skillfully into the story that it's easy to digest, understand, and recall as the events unfold: the need and the resulting conflict and greed. Those who sought answers. Those who did the opposite." Rocky Blair, book editor