An accidental encounter by a scientist reveals exploratory alien probes under the waters of the Manes Sea. These aliens have made a remarkable discovery, which may allay the impact of a devastating environmental disaster on their planet. Their efforts are constantly hindered, however, by disturbing Machiavellian forces. An extraordinary collaboration is required to bring about the success of their mission and the survival of their kind.  

It's not surprising that Sue Lumb's writing draws upon the nature of the sea. Her father was a sea captain. She fondly remembers him telling stories of far away places, and mysterious and unfathomable events which he witnessed at sea. These stories captured her imagination, fostering a restless spirit, and desire for adventure.

In her youth, having studied dramatic art, she joined a touring theatre group. It was based at Chester Arts Centre. It was called 'The A la Carte Theatre Group', and toured many venues across Cheshire as well as performances in the studio theatre itself. Following this she still had itchy feet and decided to explore different countries and ways of life. With her partner she trekked overland on a hazardous journey through the Middle East eventually entering India. She made her way to Badrinath in the high Himalayas where she found herself for sometime contemplating the esoteric!

On her return to the UK she felt more settled and content, ready to take on a career and marriage. She taught in Manchester for 4 years and then moved to the Isle of Man. She taught all age groups. In secondary school she taught Theatre Studies, English and English Literature. She also taught in primary schools. She also has skills in teaching a variety of Special Needs and in her final years of teaching was in charge of an Inclusive Learning Unit.

She was lured to the Isle of Man by its beauty, Celtic culture and the ever transforming landscape of the sea. It has been a perfect place to work and raise a family. Sue's passion is to spend time looking out for whales and dolphins which frequent its shores. She is a vegetarian and loves to cook exotic foods. She enjoys walking and crafts and is a member of Mannin Quilters!

The Island and Island life is the inspiration for her debut novel 'The Blue Man.'