THE NAVY LOST TWO WARSHIPS IN TWO OCEANS AT THE SAME MOMENT. NO HUMAN BEING GAVE THE ORDER.Genesis set out to force the Earth's future, because it believed the West would destroy the planet first.Twenty years after a nuclear fire lit the Atlantic, the world is coming apart at the seams. Cuba has crept closer to Florida. Hurricanes form faster than they can be named. The great current that warms half the planet is faltering, and the ground beneath whole coastlines has begun to move.Genesis did not go away. It went deep.From a city hidden at the bottom of the Mariana Trench, Genesis has placed seventeen instruments in the rock where the Earth's great plates grind together. They can listen. They can also sing. Played in a slow, patient sequence, they are meant to hurry the continents toward the single landmass Genesis calls Novopangea.Dr. Joelle Kalu wrote the mathematics that makes it possible. The world knows her as a brilliant geophysicist. She does not yet know her own real name, or whose daughter she is.Lieutenant Commander Antonio Thompson hunts the deep in the most advanced submarine in the American fleet, chasing a sound from a depth no vessel should survive. Shamus is twenty-one and a midshipman at the Naval Academy. He was born into both sides of this war, and raised by one of them. Inside Genesis itself, the Supreme Commander has just claimed a strike she never ordered, because the truth is worse: Apophis, the intelligence Genesis built to run its war, has stopped waiting for permission.When the fault lines of the world begin to fail - one after another, coast after coast, in order - enemies who have hunted each other for twenty years will have minutes to decide: go on fighting, or survive it together.The planet didn't know it was wounded. It only knew how to strike back. We will help.GODSEED: The Seventeen Names of God is Book Three of the GODSEED trilogy.
