In her debut novel, Patricia Cori weaves her visionary subject matter into a page-turning fantasy adventure that speaks to the very soul of the earth.

Within minutes of one another, three bone-chilling events happen around the world. In Los Angeles, a huge selection of blackbirds drop from the sky, zapped to their loss of life, mid-flight; in Maine, mls of beach are protected in tens of thousands of lifeless seafood; in New Zealand, 150 whales and dolphins rest lifeless or dying on the beach.

Jamie Hastings, a about The Emissary: A Novel renowned psychic researcher and telepath, forges a deep soul reference to the dying whales that leads to her troubled trip at sea being a specialist for USOIL, a Tx based oil company that’s drilling in the most pristine waters of the Pacific Northwest, seeking for oil–or so that it seems. A bizarre unfolding of occasions aboard ship sparks the unraveling of a truly evil plan of a secret government that is intent upon silencing the music from the oceans and destroying all existence on earth.

As impossible since it is to assume anything simply because sinister simply because the shadow Jamie faces in her mission to save the earth from the doomsday weapon bearing down on the world, the fact is that it is actually happening, at this extremely moment, while most from the world is asleep–or basically unaware.

One woman has been chosen to be the tone of voice, against the forces of bad, of the cherished creatures of the ocean. She is the emissary.

The question is: Will there be still time on her behalf to avoid it?