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Language: English
Published by Cortero Publishing, 2022
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- Title
- 20,000 Kilos Under the Sea: A Modern Retelling of the Jules Verne Classic Adventure
- Author
- Wickliffe, Richard
- Publisher
- Cortero Publishing
- Publication year
- 2022
- Condition
- As New
- Dust jacket
- No Jacket
- Binding
- Paperback
- Language
- English
- ISBN 10
- 161179398X
- ISBN 13
- 9781611793987
- Item weight
- 1.27 pounds
A modern retelling of Jules Verne's high-seas adventure, with an exiled captain using an illicit submarine for smuggling, discovering riches, and revenge.
When a US expedition is attacked, three survivors are saved by a mysterious vessel, the Naumtsev. The enigmatic Captain Nikto elects to keep them aboard, requiring each of their skills for his daring pursuits. But as they navigate the globe, evidence of the rogue submarine alerts the world's navies, forcing the captives to work together to avoid annihilation.
A fast-paced adventure-thriller described as "The classic Disney adventure meets The Hunt for Red October," inspired by real narco-subs, actual sea creatures and current scientific conjecture.
When a US expedition is attacked, three survivors are saved by a mysterious vessel, the Naumtsev. The enigmatic Captain Nikto elects to keep them aboard, requiring each of their skills for his daring pursuits. But as they navigate the globe, evidence of the rogue submarine alerts the world's navies, forcing the captives to work together to avoid annihilation.
A fast-paced adventure-thriller described as "The classic Disney adventure meets The Hunt for Red October," inspired by real narco-subs, actual sea creatures and current scientific conjecture.
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About the Author
Richard Wickliffe's previous thriller Storm Crashers was awarded Best Popular Fiction at the Florida Book Awards and was optioned by Twentieth Century Fox. Wickliffe managed teams of investigators for twenty years with cases ranging from crime rings, to cyber fraud, human trafficking and Russian mafia. He's been published in journals in the investigative field and enjoys speaking about unique crimes, including the FBI's InfraGard Counterterrorism conferences and seminars in Las Vegas committed to accuracy in crime writing. He's the recipient of the FBI's Exceptional Service in the Public Interest Award. Richard resides in South Florida with his family.
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