Gaia's Intervention - Part 1 of The Dolphin Riders Series
The Girl Who Rode Dolphins 3rd Edition
3rd Edition
Published on 1. May 2026
Book
Paperback/Softback
310 pages
978-1-966191-04-9 (ISBN)
Description
THE DOLPHIN RIDER SAGA - PREQUEL & SEQUEL
WINNER OF NINE BOOK AWARDS
Was it the winds of chance . . . or something else that has brought them together?
A relentless quest takes them on an unimaginable journey.
He has come into their midst, willing to protect and safeguard them.
Fashioned by nature, they possess an intellect far beyond that of mankind.
Mystically endowed and beautiful, she is the savior, the instrument through which their collective energy flows.
Together as one, they must stand and fight, showing humanity the way.
Former Navy Seal Jake Javolyn, a part-time smuggler by necessity and dive boat operator by profession, has come to Haiti in search of something. Hiring his boat out to Dr. Franklin Grahm, a renowned marine zoologist, Javolyn sets course for Navassa Island, only to stumble across a beautiful girl in the open sea. Encircled by a pod of six white bottlenose dolphins, the girl is found riding a seventh much larger but similar creature. Upon rescuing the girl from the nets of a tuna trawler crewed by vicious members of a drug cartel, Javolyn soon discovers the girl has strange and unusual powers. Even more amazing are her companions, for they are unlike any sea mammals he has ever encountered. They possess forelimbs with hands, super-intelligence, and are able to speak in human languages. From then on, he is plunged into a world of the supernatural and confrontation with iniquitous forces bent on vengeance and the capture of nature's most recent miracles.
A stunning rollercoaster ride of epic adventure, Gaia's Intervention is the first book in this blockbuster series, an ecological saga that will leave readers spellbound and enthralled with its superb mix of intense action, environmental issues, and mysticism.
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Michael J. Ganas is a licensed professional engineer. Following a stint in the U.S. Army, he earned a degree in civil engineering from Cornell University. Shortly thereafter, his love of the sea prompted him to pursue a career as a deep-sea commercial diver, heading a wide array of marine construction projects. This eventually led him to his current occupation, which takes on the challenges of civil engineering in underwater environments. Having published over twenty technical articles involving marine engineering, he decided to write his first novel, an epic action adventure titled The Girl Who Rode Dolphins, which eventually merited seven literary awards and has since been subdivided into the first three books of the ongoing Dolphin Riders book series.