Putting Pollution to Rights: Cunningham Series Book Five

By Bradford Reynolds

Ryan Cunningham, husband of June and father of Dr Annette Cunningham, the NASA astronaut, has an overwhelming obligation to pay back to society the pollution his lifetime as a fighter pilot created. The death and destruction he caused in Senegal defeating an invasion left him with fits of depression. He resigns from the Royal Air Force and focuses on developing a hydrogen-powered transportation device he calls his Zerolifter. June tells Annette, recently downloaded from the International Space Station, she fears Ryan is losing his mind.
Annette and her fellow ISS astronaut, Dr Sara Altman, better known as Skip and Chip founders of the global Dolphin girl power movement, determine Ryan is in excellent mental health but suffering from Post-Traumatic Stress Syndrome, PTSD. Ryan's Zerolifter amazes Skip and Chip, and they support his continued development with their personal money and an arrange an appearance on Shark Tank, the TV program that puts entrepreneurs with Sharks, or investors. Concerned about Ryan's depressed moods, they put their sixteen-year-old daughters, Corin and Annalise, on TV with a Zerolifter, and the Sharks fund a development program. Rich Cumberland, his engineer from the African campaign, joins Ryan and the go through successes and challenges, including a patent violation threat and a burgeoning anti-hydrogen movement. Corin and Annalise become the hydrogen-powered devices spokespersons, spreading influence over their generation, concerned not only for themselves but also for their children on a warming earth with no tangible progress in reducing fossil fuel emissions.

A cast of characters follows the story for those who are not familiar with the Brad Reynolds' Cunningham Series.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: B0BSZ58Q4N
• ISBN13: 9798374904604
• Release Date: January 2023
• Publisher: Independently Published
• Length: 206 Pages
• Weight: 0.62 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.4" x 6.0" x 9.0"