Dangerous Voyage

Dangerous Voyage

by Colin Reed
Dangerous Voyage

Dangerous Voyage

by Colin Reed
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Overview

Against a backdrop of a major terrorist attack on the United States mainland, six adults, one baby and a schooner battle to reach the safety of Europe. There was only one way to get there and no turning back.

The story follows Calum and Adriana as they abandon all ideas of a dream holiday cruising their newly acquired 70ft schooner along the eastern seaboard of the USA, and begin, along with their friends Bob and Cathy, a dangerous and daunting task of reaching safety for them, and the crew they acquire along the way.

Along the way they would face their fair share of setbacks: attack, fear, mountainous seas, Atlantic storms, despair and surprise. Determined to survive, they sailed on in ignorance of the world-changing events happening just beyond the horizon.

The two ongoing battles - man against the elements and man against man - reach an incredible conclusion as they finally reach the shores of Europe in a race against time to save the world from even greater disaster.

Product Details

ISBN-13: 9781517788698
Publisher: CreateSpace Publishing
Publication date: 10/12/2015
Pages: 222
Product dimensions: 5.25(w) x 8.00(h) x 0.51(d)

About the Author

Colin J Reed was born in Southampton, Hampshire, towards the end of 1943. His first taste of adventure came when he joined the Junior Civil Defence in 1956. Later he joined the Southampton Sea Scouts, before serving in the Royal Navy from 1960-70. His first ship, HMS Albion, was the cornerstone of the Borneo War in 1963. During time onshore, he developed a passion for racing dinghies of various classes. After he left the RN he spent 40 years in the upstream oil and gas industry in various categories, and was one of the first crew members of BP's most successful offshore production platform in 1974.

A keen sailor he gained two sailing championships in dinghy racing in the 1980s, and in 1990 orchestrated the historic visit of the Royal Findhorn Yacht Club to Russia, the only UK yacht club to visit and race in the USSR. He is now semi-retired, living in the UK and Rio de Janeiro.
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