SAN DIEGO - s4story -- As the United Nations warns the world is likely headed toward record-breaking heat and accelerating climate impacts this decade, author Michael Harlow today releases his new science-fiction eco-thriller, Blue Planet – Red Tide, on Amazon Kindle.

The novel imagines a chilling question: What if the oceans could fight back?

Combining marine science, suspense, horror, and first contact, Blue Planet – Red Tide follows oceanographer Dr. Kayla Torres and marine scientist Trevor Steel as they uncover an ancient intelligence hidden beneath Earth's oceans—one that has watched humanity push the planet toward ecological collapse and is ready to intervene.

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With headlines this week focused on record heat, ocean change, and the growing consequences of climate disruption, Harlow's story arrives at a moment when fiction feels increasingly close to reality.

"The ocean is not our enemy," says Harlow. "But what if it finally decided it had enough?"

Blue Planet – Red Tide is available now on Amazon Kindle:

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0GZR8FLZC

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