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    Operation Mermaid: The Project Kraken Incident

    By Joseph McGarry

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    It is May 2026 when a strange anomaly transforms thousands of women around the world into mermaids. As Homeland Security agents begin investigating, they record their observations in a classified United States government report. There is no question that Operation Mermaid, originally founded in 1949, is back in full swing.

    Days later as several mermaids practice swimming in the open water, one finds a relic inside a shipwreck. Inside are plans for an abandoned Cold War era weapon known as Project Kraken. As a scientist’s true identity is revealed, a Second Transformation rocks the world, increasing the size and scope of the mermaid population once again. As relationships change between mermaids, sirens, and the government, only time will tell if a worldwide disaster has been averted.

    In this intriguing science fiction tale, the lives of newly-initiated mermaids are intertwined with a failed Cold War project, leaving government agents to solve a complex puzzle.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherLulu Publishing Services
    Release dateDec 31, 2015
    ISBN9781483443812
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    • 5/5
      Operation Mermaid: The Project Kraken Incident is a wonderful mermaid book.The story is presented in a form of documents from Homeland Security which is a unique idea and it flows well. This futuristic sci-fi/fantasy story is about mermaids and sirens that the government has known about and has even had treaties with for decades. The Russians and one of the power hungry mermaids/sirens, the Sea Hag, has a top secret plan to destroy sea life using a underwater device. She tests it out a couple of times and when she does, the result causes many women and girls all over the world to turn into mermaids. The agents and a handful of these mermaids work together to try to stop the Sea Hag. The story is fun as the mermaids experience life as a mermaid, meet others of their kind, difficulties on land, and pregnancy! The story has lots of action, twists, surprises, great plot, fun and well developed characters, and a great ride. Loved the way it was laid out and all the imaginative bits it throws in. A very enjoyable read! I received this book for a honest review.
    • 5/5
      It is May 2026 when a strange anomaly transforms thousands of women around the world into mermaids. As Homeland Security agents begin investigating, they record their observations in a classified United States government report. There is no question that Operation Mermaid, originally founded in 1949, is back in full swing. Days later as several mermaids practice swimming in the open water, one finds a relic inside a shipwreck. Inside are plans for an abandoned Cold War era weapon known as Project Kraken. As a scientist’s true identity is revealed, a Second Transformation rocks the world, increasing the size and scope of the mermaid population once again. As relationships change between mermaids, sirens, and the government, only time will tell if a worldwide disaster has been averted. In this intriguing science fiction tale, the lives of newly-initiated mermaids are intertwined with a failed Cold War project, leaving government agents to solve a complex puzzle.