Saturday 15 November 2014

Breakwater




 It’s 1938. The Spanish Civil War is in its final throes. 


Corbera d'Ebre, Catalonia, Spain

Nationalists carry out aerial bombing

Anti aircraft emplacement

Troops crossing the River Ebro

T-26 Tank

Franco, Mussolini, Hitler, Chamberlain, Lebrun and Stalin, dominate European politics.

Adolf  Hitler - Germany 

Albert Francois Lebrun - France

Benito Mussolini - Italy

General Franciso Franco - Spain

Joseph Stalin - U.S.S.R.

Neville Chamberlain - UK

A ship leaves Canada bound for France but there’s a storm at sea and the vessel is wrecked in the English Channel. 







Seventy five years later the chess playing detective, Davies King, investigates the connection between the escape of a handful of petty criminals from a prison van; a vicious murder, a sunken ship in the English Channel, a corrupt American politician, and ‘organised crime’. 






Air Nitrox Tables



Divers find a shipwreck



United Kingdom Special Forces - UKSF

Will Britain’s most annoying petty criminals outwit the stressed-out detective? 

Faced with overwhelming odds, the exhausted Davies King must come to terms with failure and re-ignite ‘loyalty’. On the doorstep of bribery, corruption and kidnap, the detective recognises an emerging catastrophe which is likely to destroy the foundations of an Anglo-American agreement and destroy that special relationship. 


But loyalty is the last stand and it’s beyond his control.


Review: 

Another epic page turner from the pen of Paul Anthony. He grabs you on page one and won't let you go until the end. A great plot from a formidable crime writer..... 
Pauline Livingstone, Editor and Book Critic.

Review:

An absolutely brilliant read by a great author, keeps you on the edge of your seat thoroughly enjoyable.


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