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Tiger Island — Peter Tonkin
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Published:
1997 -
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Main Genre:
Thriller -
Time Period:
Contemporary -
Pages:
309 -
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The ends of the earth. The depths of despair. The height of passion…
Tiger Island, lying at the heart of a ships' graveyard, is completely isolated.
But when tsunami waves cover up the deadly reefs around it, only a handful of brave ships reach the island.
Sindbad and Drake have been, and now it's Richard Mariner's turn.
Accompanied by a beautiful young nurse, two ships' worth of smugglers and their lethal contraband, he must fight until to the bitter end if they have any hope of survival.
But it is Robin, his wife and business partner, who must fight to save him, hardly believing he's still alive.
Her hope hinges on a rumour she might never believe and one man.
A man whose charms she is beginning to find irresistible…
In Peter Tonkin's eleventh novel, he once again proves his mastery in the genre and brings back those old tales of explorers in a fresh and exciting way.
‘A master of sea-going adventure. Enough taut suspense to satisfy any reader' - Clive Cussler
Peter Tonkin was born in Northern Ireland, and was raised in the UK, Holland, Germany, and the Persian Gulf. He has written thirty novels including twenty-two Richard Mariner novels.
Tiger Island, lying at the heart of a ships' graveyard, is completely isolated.
But when tsunami waves cover up the deadly reefs around it, only a handful of brave ships reach the island.
Sindbad and Drake have been, and now it's Richard Mariner's turn.
Accompanied by a beautiful young nurse, two ships' worth of smugglers and their lethal contraband, he must fight until to the bitter end if they have any hope of survival.
But it is Robin, his wife and business partner, who must fight to save him, hardly believing he's still alive.
Her hope hinges on a rumour she might never believe and one man.
A man whose charms she is beginning to find irresistible…
In Peter Tonkin's eleventh novel, he once again proves his mastery in the genre and brings back those old tales of explorers in a fresh and exciting way.
Praise for Peter Tonkin
‘A master of sea-going adventure. Enough taut suspense to satisfy any reader' - Clive Cussler
Peter Tonkin was born in Northern Ireland, and was raised in the UK, Holland, Germany, and the Persian Gulf. He has written thirty novels including twenty-two Richard Mariner novels.
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