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Roy Meyers


Dolphin Boy

Dolphin Boy

Dolphin: Book 1

Roy Meyers

EONS AGO, down in the green depths of warm oceans, man had his basic origin. And although he evolved into a creature entirely of the upper air, he still has much in common with the air-breathing, slat water mammals who are his ancestral brothers.

Except of course that the sea creatures have much greater potential intelligence, are infinitely better adjusted to themselves and thie environment. And have a much longer life span.

The gentle dolphins knew exactly what to do when a small human baby fell into their midst.

But neither they nor anyone else could fortell what whould develop from this remarkable combination...

Daughters of the Dolphin

Daughters of the Dolphin

Dolphin: Book 2

Roy Meyers

From the age of two, Sir John Averill had lived in the sea, where kindly dolphins raised him to manhood.

Known to a few humans as Triton, the dolphin man could never become fully accustomed to living on land and fled away to his underwater home whenever the need impelled him.

But here he could not live either, For now that he had known man and the ways of man he needed more than the companionship of dolphins.

Now as las there were two creatures like himself--if only he could keep them alive long enough to grow up!

Destiny and the Dolphins

Destiny and the Dolphins

Dolphin: Book 3

Roy Meyers

SIR JOHN AVERILL, sometimes known as Triton, was a unique creature. At leas until a scientific accident produced tow females who. like himself, were able to live in the upperair but whose natural habitat was under water.

All three, Triton, Vinca and Syn, spent their childhood years being raised by dolphins. This was a fierce and onforgiving training but it was easier than was was to follow.

For although Triton did his best to protect his two youung wards, the world of the upperair held dangers and threats he might forsee but could not avoid.

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