Book cover for Deadly Impact: A Richard Mariner nautical adventure by Peter Tonkin

Deadly Impact

A Richard Mariner nautical adventure

2014 Released
224 Pages
5-6 Hours
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Severn House PublishersISBN 9781780105116

Richard Mariner is drawn into a danger-filled, action-packed race against time when his ship is hijacked by pirates

Sayonara. The world’s largest Liquid Natural Gas tanker. She represents a huge and risky investment for Heritage Mariner. The first vessel of this size to sail without a crew, using only computer control and millimetre-precise GPS positioning, she is programmed to dock automatically in Japan.

Her cargo has the potential of fifty-five atom bombs, which will power the construction of the floating city of Kujukuri thirty-five miles west of Tokyo. But four days before docking, a group of pirates goes aboard, breaks into her secure areas, hacks her computers and takes control. Richard Mariner has ninety-nine hours to assemble a team and retake Sayonara in an increasingly desperate, danger-filled race against time to save his ship, protect his company and safeguard one of the most densely populated areas on earth.

Peter Tonkin

Tonkin is Head of English at the Wildernesse School, Sevenoaks.

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