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    Cruise the Storm

    By David Chilcott

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    A luxury cruise ship sets sail for the Mediterranean. Aboard are twelve would-be hijackers, John McBride, and 500 innocent passengers. Rifles are smuggled aboard in Spain, and the hijack starts The passengers, led by an ex-union boss storm deck five, which the hijackers have put out-of-bounds. The captain tries to stop them, they are putting his rescue plans at risk. During the stand-off, a hurricane develops. It is the captain's last voyage before retirement, and all this stress he doesn't need. Is he going to live to enjoy his retirement? The last hijacker alive is roaming the ship, and out to kill him.

    “A fast, pacy read and it draws you in. . .”

    “A tale of deception, intrigue and crime. . .”

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherDavid Chilcott
    Release dateNov 13, 2014
    ISBN9781311288707
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