When the future begins in your dreams, ignoring it could cost humanity everything.

For Cristienne, dreams are never just dreams.

From childhood, terrifying visions reveal disasters long before they happen. Every flood, every tragedy, every catastrophe arrives exactly as she foresaw. As the warnings become impossible to dismiss, one family makes a choice that will change generations to come: prepare for a future no one else believes is possible.

While governments struggle to maintain order and rising waters transform the landscape, Cristienne and those closest to her dedicate their lives to preserving knowledge, protecting humanity, and building a new beginning from the ruins of an old world.

What follows is an epic journey spanning generations filled with unforgettable characters, courageous choices, heartbreaking sacrifices, and extraordinary hope.

Drowning Slowly is far more than a story of environmental catastrophe. It is a deeply human novel about family, resilience, faith, survival, and the enduring strength of the human spirit.

Blending speculative fiction, climate fiction, dystopian suspense, and emotional storytelling, Jean Ellen Nash delivers an unforgettable adventure that challenges listeners to ask a profound question:

If you knew what tomorrow would bring, what would you do today?