Dolphin — John Meyer

A novel about opposites and the meaning of life as seen through the eyes of dolphins trying to understand their relationship with mankind. The dolphins live life true to the great circle, always in harmony with the universe needing only themselves to survive, in contrast with their brother man who is like a star, always shooting out and dependent on tools. The story begins in Florida on the eve of the dolphins' traditional swimabout, a time honored journey of self realization. As they travel around the oceans in a grand adventure, the dolphins encounter all sorts of situations where they are forced to interact with the complexity of mankind. During this spiritual journey they will explore their number one commandment: Is it wrong to kill a human? It is a question that may or may not hold true in the modern world.