Worse Things Happen At Sea: A Very Funny Romantic Comedy - Beverley Watts

Beverley Wilkins promised herself when she started working at Britannia Royal Naval College, the Royal Navy's premier officer training establishment, that she would eventually become that most envied of creatures - an officer's wife!

She might be divorced and in her mid 40s, but it doesn't mean she's given up on romance - after all, she's seen 'An Officer and a Gentleman'...!

Across The Pond - Michael McCormick

Across The Pond by Michael McCormick is the story of a young American who fights a war in Vietnam for his country, only to be rejected when he returns home. Ron Kovic, author of Born On The Fourth of July wrote the foreword for the book.

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Planning the Armageddon - By George McNeur

Planning the Armageddon - By George McNeur
“I’d say a human spread virus is a high probability for a weirdo cult scenario bent on proving the 2012 prophecy right” Josh added. “Assuming you had the contacts to engineer or steal the appropriate virus, and had enough people to smuggle it to multiple locations to allow a same-day release, it would be a lot easier than triggering a volcano or a tidal wave.” “I’m sure it’s not so easy to source the kind of virus you’d need, but I guess if you were determined enough it is feasible. But who’d want to do something like that just to say ‘I told you so’!” opinioned Tom. “You’d have to be pretty loopy to go that far!”

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Sea of Shadows - By Jeff Edwards

Sea of Shadows - By Jeff Edwards 
Bowie timed it carefully, lifting each foot at just the right second as he ducked through the hatch combing of the open blast door and ran out onto the forecastle of his ship. Twenty-one laps around the deck today and his breaths were still coming evenly, but the air was hot and so humid that it felt like breathing soup. Sweat plastered his short black hair to his forehead, and his sleeveless U.S. Naval Academy T-shirt stuck to his skin, the faded goat mascot logo blending into the perspiration-darkened fabric. It wasn’t even noon yet, and the sun was already fierce enough to blur the visual horizon with rapidly evaporating water. At least the seas were calm at the moment—not exactly a given in the Arabian Gulf this time of year.

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