| Author: | Ian Fraser | ISBN: | 9781458076663 |
| Publisher: | Ian Fraser | Publication: | March 11, 2011 |
| Imprint: | Smashwords Edition | Language: | English |
| Author: | Ian Fraser |
| ISBN: | 9781458076663 |
| Publisher: | Ian Fraser |
| Publication: | March 11, 2011 |
| Imprint: | Smashwords Edition |
| Language: | English |
There are only a few good solutions in a world gone mad.
America has disappeared some years ago. A neo-fascist Party has come to power in the UK. Russia has expanded south. Ships leaving continental European waters are attacked. China is on the rise.
A submarine hurtles through the cold dark waters of the Atlantic en route to an unknown destination. Only the ship’s doctor knows its true mission, but he is not who he appears to be. Raised as a perfect assassin by a mysterious organization called the Office, he was once a family man, enjoying a peaceful life in a remote corner of Africa. But when his family is murdered, he must return to his old profession and step on a path of vengeance.
A sweeping tale moving from the violent heart of Apartheid South Africa, to the ruins of the United Kingdom, and down to the edge of the world in the frozen Antarctic landscape, The Depths of Deception is a modern homage to the works of Alastair Maclean, Hammond Innes, Nevil Shute and other great adventure writers.
It is a cruel tale of revenge, served as a shatteringly cold dish.
There are only a few good solutions in a world gone mad.
America has disappeared some years ago. A neo-fascist Party has come to power in the UK. Russia has expanded south. Ships leaving continental European waters are attacked. China is on the rise.
A submarine hurtles through the cold dark waters of the Atlantic en route to an unknown destination. Only the ship’s doctor knows its true mission, but he is not who he appears to be. Raised as a perfect assassin by a mysterious organization called the Office, he was once a family man, enjoying a peaceful life in a remote corner of Africa. But when his family is murdered, he must return to his old profession and step on a path of vengeance.
A sweeping tale moving from the violent heart of Apartheid South Africa, to the ruins of the United Kingdom, and down to the edge of the world in the frozen Antarctic landscape, The Depths of Deception is a modern homage to the works of Alastair Maclean, Hammond Innes, Nevil Shute and other great adventure writers.
It is a cruel tale of revenge, served as a shatteringly cold dish.
