Daniel Martinez

Terminally Safe Daniel Martinez

Publisher Marketing: A devastating seaquake at the Marianas Trench deep in the Pacific Ocean takes hundreds of thousands of lives, and produces a gargantuan tsunami that engulfs major portions of nations in its path. A week earlier, the U. S. Navy Nuclear Submarine Base in Groton, CT, had received an urgent communication predicting the seaquake to the minute. Why had the American military not taken action? After the prediction proves to be deadly accurate as to location, date, and time, Navy intelligence officers Troy Hamilton and Karla Bloomfield are immediately dispatched to London to investigate the source of the prediction of unprecedented accuracy. What they discover is a web of assassinations and a laboratory far more sinister than for simply providing accurate earthquake predictions. But Troy and Karla have to fight for their lives, for every step they take, the murderous terror cell is already there waiting. How? Are Troy and Karla fighting only one enemy? Is there a bigger quake coming? Can they count on the FBI, NSA, and CIA to help them? This intelligence agent thriller will take you on a nonstop deadly chase from New York to five European cities, hunting down sadistic terrorists and international double-crossers. You are never quite sure who the enemies are, or what it is they really want. Contributor Bio:  Martinez, Daniel Daniel Martinez is a Mexican-American writer who has published several books on psychology and politics. His latest book prior to Rage from the Womb is Self, Absurdity, and Feudalism in 21st-Century America. He received his B. A. degree from The University of Texas at Austin, and earned his Ph. D. in psychology from Columbia University in New York. He now lives in Costa Rica with his wife Mariana and daughter Carolina del Sol.