Along the Mediterranean coast, people are dying or falling ill. Marine life is vanishing. The sea, once a source of life, is becoming a silent threat. No one knows why—or how far it will go. Called in to investigate, Dr. Marco Fassi and his team of scientists uncover unsettling patterns that point to something vast and unseen, pulsing beneath the water. As the phenomenon spreads, they’re forced to confront the terrifying possibility that nature itself is no longer under control.

For fans of Michael Crichton, Frank Schätzing, and eco thrillers grounded in real science—a slow-burn science thriller for readers who love plausible detail. BLOOM delivers a chilling, high stakes mystery where the natural world becomes the greatest threat. Eerily plausible, this gripping novel will leave you questioning what lies beneath the surface.

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"Bloom: Crisis in the Mediterranean Sea"

by Andrea Morani