TASK: Penetrate the Royal Navy's Falklands Fleet TARGET: Sub-Lieutenant HRH Prince Andrew The Falkland Islands 1982. As conflict erupts between Argentina and Britain, former Argentine naval officer Paolo (Paul) Hawker - half English, half Argentinian - is abducted into a life-and-death deal with two dangerous devils: the military Junta that he despises, and the Irish Republican Army. An IRA hit squad has Hawker's wife and daughter targeted in England, where he thought they were safe. Unless he can kidnap helicopter pilot Prince Andrew to Argentine territory from the midst of the Royal Navy…mehr
TASK: Penetrate the Royal Navy's Falklands Fleet TARGET: Sub-Lieutenant HRH Prince Andrew The Falkland Islands 1982. As conflict erupts between Argentina and Britain, former Argentine naval officer Paolo (Paul) Hawker - half English, half Argentinian - is abducted into a life-and-death deal with two dangerous devils: the military Junta that he despises, and the Irish Republican Army. An IRA hit squad has Hawker's wife and daughter targeted in England, where he thought they were safe. Unless he can kidnap helicopter pilot Prince Andrew to Argentine territory from the midst of the Royal Navy task force, they will die. Aboard a damaged yacht, Hawker embarks on a virtual suicide mission. In command of a handful of untrustworthy IRA terrorists, he must struggle against the overwhelming might of the British fleet, against wild South Atlantic weather, and against the clock: 36 desperate hours to take a prince hostage, to save his wife and little girl from being shot to pieces. From daring action on the sea and in the air, through international intrigue in the streets of Buenos Aires, to the spectre of the IRA arming with Exocet missiles, Prince Hunter is a story straight from the historic headlines of 1982 which finds new resonance with the headlines of today.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
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Garrett Russell has, at various times, been a yacht delivery deckhand, an oriental antique dealer, a television producer, a film director, and he is still a flying instructor and glider pilot. His vocation, however, has always been writing. He has worked as an advertising copywriter, a screenwriter for television and film, a magazine contributor, and his short stories have been published in anthologies and magazines in Australia, the United Kingdom, Japan, Hong Kong, and internationally online. He has worked in England and Hong Kong as well as his native Australia, where he lives in the Sunshine State of Queensland. He was a founding member of CrimeWriters Queensland and creative director responsible for design and production of all that group's publications: bestselling short story anthologies, an audiobook, and a series of booklets for travel reading called Tripping Yarns. His own stories were selected by the group's independent editors for inclusion in all these titles. His television credits include Australian drama series Pacific Drive and Adrenaline Junkies, and documentaries for Discovery Channel and History Channel as well as all Australian commercial broadcast networks. He was most recently the writer/producer for seven series of the long-running network show Escape with ET and three series of Seafood Escape. His award-winning short films have screened at festivals around the world.
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