Saving Cascadia by John J. Nance

Reviewed By: Felix @ Marshall
What if all you had, your family, your loved ones, your possessions, were threatened by a multimillion dollar tycoons’ ego? What if you were in a position to stop it all? What if nobody believed you and the only proof you had was a “whacko” theory that stated that even the smallest tremor could unleash the force of 100 atomic weapons in tectonic force?

Doug Lam, who lives in Seattle, Washington is in this lynchpin situation. His “theory of resonant theory of amplification” states that under Cascadia Island lay a fault that could tear up the entire western seaboard of the United States. Together with his girlfriend Jennifer Lindstrom, a helicopter pilot who owns an aviation company, he must convince stubborn politicians, a stubborn media, and other scientist that the coast must be evacuated. Mick Walker, the owner of Cascadia Island, where a new ultramodern hotel has been built does not want to abandon his investment. Contrary to Doug Lam’s words he believes that the construction of his hotel has not affected the fault underfoot. As fears turn to an unfolding disaster the tides turn and the island must be evacuated before it is too late, and the mammoth 9.5 earthquake strikes. Can Doug Lam end this catastrophe by stopping the fault from ripping apart, or is it too late?

I recommend this book this book to anyone who likes a book that contains anything! Adventure, Action, Romance, and a twist of fate. The best age for anyone reading this book is 14+.