A child lies face down in the deep North Sea, listless, abandoned, dying. The dolphin pod of Delphinus circles the small body, unsure how the child got there or how she still lives. Regardless of what or how, the pod has a choice to make-allow the sea to take her or attempt to save the child. As expected, the pod chooses the latter.

Just as Aztec positions the little human onto his broad dolphin back, a vibration is sensed, rising from the depths. All others in the pod instinctively surround Aztec and the one he carries in a protective stance.

Breaking the surface is the most massive shark fin the great seas have ever known. This fin towers more than five feet out of the water, leaving to the imagination the true size of the creature just below. With this fierce predator is a school of smaller sharks, dangerous, and hungry.

Will the dolphins stop the threat that encircles them?

What of the dying child? No human survives face down in the harsh North Sea.

Could there be a deeper truth at play?

Somewhat Mystical is a spirited story of adventure and transformation, not only for the mysterious child but for all who come into her presence. Perhaps even the reader of this story will experience a transformation of their own.