Whether the reader is a Sci-Fi lover or a fiction devotee, The Bridge Over the Bering Strait by James Cotter is as imaginative as it is electrifying. Set in 2032, Cotter introduces an international team of engineers assembled to do what has never been achieved: tunnel under the Bering Sea and create a bridge between Siberia and Alaska, thereby linking Asia and the Americas for travel and trade. The key players driving this project-Ford and Darwi Walker, and their son Arivata, along with Sam Takahashi and Zoia Roskova-soon discover that they are part of something reaching far beyond structural engineering: this project threatens their personal lives, their reputations, and much more. Weaving together tribal customs and lore, political intimidation between the White House and the Kremlin, and then a disaster that ultimately leads to war, Cotter creates a story that pulls readers into its vortex and keeps us on edge to the final page.