DEAD WATERS (Book 1)

· Nicolas W Malonga
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When elite triathlete Arvid dives into the freezing waters off the coast of Norway, he expects pain, exhaustion, and the fight of his life.

What he finds instead is death.

The sea is littered with rotting fish, bloated birds, and a strange crimson organism spreading beneath the waves like a living infection. Within minutes, competitors begin screaming in agony as the water burns their skin and drives them toward madness.

But the horror is only beginning.

Across the globe, oceans are changing. Entire ecosystems collapse overnight. Coastal towns fall silent. Ships vanish without a trace. And whatever is rising from the depths is spreading faster than anyone can contain.

As governments struggle to understand the catastrophe, survivors are forced into impossible choices: trust collapsing authorities, or risk everything to escape the infected waters before humanity is swallowed whole.

Blending relentless suspense, global-scale disaster, and terrifying biological horror, DEAD WATERS launches an apocalyptic survival saga where the sea itself has become humanity’s greatest enemy.

When elite triathlete Arvid dives into the freezing waters off the coast of Norway, he expects pain, exhaustion, and the fight of his life. What he finds instead is death. The sea is littered with rotting fish, bloated birds, and a strange crimson organism spreading beneath the waves like a livin...

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