Talking to Water: A Dolphin Chronicles Book

Around southern Ireland's Bantry Bay, there has been plenty of talk about how the dolphins seem to be attracted to Claire Riley. What the villagers don't know is that Claire Riley has discovered that she can telepathically communicate with this mystical pod of very special dolphins. It is 1714, and the English Lord Radstone leaves Ireland to become the governor of Jamaica. Claire and her mother, servants at Radstone manor, make a fateful decision and join Lady Radstone and her three sons as they sail for the Caribbean. Pirates intercept them, and they never reach their destination. Claire's mother and Lady Radstone die, and Claire is thrust into the unlikely roll of guardian and leader. Claire and her young charges band together with a colorful cast of characters and together they capture a ship. With the magical dolphins always nearby, Claire grows the crew into a formidable pirate force. They sail the Caribbean on a gallant mission where they face unimaginable challenges, danger, and evil.

Author: John Tkac
Publisher: Southeast Books
Published: 01/14/2014
Pages: 302
Binding Type: Paperback
Weight: 0.98lbs
Size: 9.02h x 5.98w x 0.68d
ISBN: 9780979445415
Award: Florida Book Award - Gold Medal Winner

About the Author
John Tkac (pronounced tack) was raised in Miami, Florida. The study of dolphins and the marine life that abounds in the waters surrounding South Florida has been a passion of John's for most of his life. Besides being a story teller, he is also a nationally known sales trainer and consultant. John earned a bachelors degree from the University of Notre Dame and a masters degree from the University of Georgia. He now lives in Delray Beach, Florida, where he is currently working on the rest of the Dolphin Chronicles series

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