The Emissaries (The Emissary Series - Book One)

Justin Collins knew that his mother was a mysterious woman. But despite her cryptic disposition, he still considered her the nicest and most caring human being on the face of the earth. What he did not know, however, was what she was planning to do after he graduated from high school. The details of his father's murder were withheld from him, and he received no explanation for threats from government officials that limited his activities. His mother intended for him to know everything in good time, but not until he was mature enough to make wise decisions. His relationship with Rachel complicated matters, but his mother was still determined to achieve the goals that she and her husband were pursuing before it was decided that their work endangered the financial and political foundations of The Establishment.Doctor Henry Collins was eliminated. His death did not come due to involvement with criminals or because of any shady activities; rather, he and his wife discovered that a particular, ubiquitous, unrecognized air pollutant was responsible for causing many of the illnesses that plague modern society. This discovery drew the interest of Ivorian scientists-scientists who were investigating the etiology of unexplained illness within the Kingdom of Scintillia, a kingdom existing within an underground world. For that reason, Henry and Marie Collins received a strange visitor who was unlike any known member of the human race. Strategies for research and the treatment of illnesses were devised with collaboration between health professional from differing realms. Then came a horrific and violent backlash-the air pollutant identified by Doctor Henry Collins was associated with multitrillion-dollar industry.The Emissaries is the first novel in The Emissary Series, followed by the forthcoming Enchanting Emissary.

• | Author: Timothy Swiss
• | Publisher: Independently published
• | Publication Date: Jul 07, 2019
• | Number of Pages: 204 pages
• | Language: English
• | Binding: Paperback
• | ISBN-10: 1075758491
• | ISBN-13: 9781075758492