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Ecosuspense in the heart of forgotten places.
The new
Geoffrey Wells novel...
Meet two women who strive to mend the bay—in their own way…
RETURNING IN THE DROWNING BAY:
From
A Fado for the River:
Gida, a double agent during the Mozambique civil war.
From
Atone for the Ivory Cloud:
Allison, a composer who had to stop ivory traders.
BOTH SEARCHING IN A LOST ESCOSYSTEM
A
Fado
for the River
He faked her death to help her escape Mozambique.
37 years later, at a film festival in Lisbon, someone blames this American executive for her murder. But in 1974, three warring factions wanted her secret—or her life. As the revolution swept Portugal, the lovers fled the war-torn colony. And lost each other.
Now he must find her.
Atone
for the
Ivory Cloud
Cyber criminals have hacked her website to traffic ivory…
A composer who codes her music goes undercover to help trap a cybercrime syndicate that is using her website to trade ivory. Will she risk her music, her lover and her privacy—for the greater good?
Can she stop them?
Coming in Jan 2021...
The
Drowning Bay
Can they find belonging in a lost ecosystem?
On parole, while trying to survive her freedom, an ex-con comes to the aid of a boy looking for his activist mother who’s left him to save the bay from a corrupt town…
Will finding the activist send her back to prison?
Geoffrey Wells
Me and my books
My books draw from my involvement in the environment. I have observed elephants in Botswana, farmed oysters with the Cornell Cooperative Extension, and for the last five seasons I have videotaped and produced Long Island Grown, a lecture series with farmers and chefs for the Peconic Land Trust. I participate in triathlons and swim the open water of Peconic Bay.
Read my biography
"I write ecosuspense novels set in the heart of forgotten places. We'll only be free when we respect all life, including ourselves."
