Undersea Quest
A MISSING RELATIVE...
Something of value was buried beneath the underwater dome city of
Marinia... something that had already cost one man's life, caused another man's kidnapping and gravely affected still another man's future.
Expelled from the Sub-Sea Academy on trumped-up charges, Jim Eden wasn't about
to wait around to prove his innocence. As soon as he learned that his
uncle mysteriously disappeared while mining uranium at the bottom of
hazardous Eden Deep, Jim knew what he had to do... and that he had to do
it fast.
So he headed for the vast dome city - location of the
great mining colony at the bottom of the sea - to pick up any clues to
his uncle's disappearance. But once he had entered the undersea
metropolis, the wrong people had his number... and they were determined
that Jim would sink forever without a trace.
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Undersea Eden
Undersea Eden consists of three primary books, and includes one additional book that complement the series but is not considered mandatory reads. The current recommended reading order for the series is provided below.
