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Hurricane
Julie Tanaka's husband takes a job for a boatyard in Trinidad, delivering a yacht to California. The boat goes down, his body is washed up on the beach with pounds of cocaine and the DEA sends Bill Broxton to investigate.
Julie is in Trinidad, living on board her own boat, when a process server representing the boatyard confronts her. They want to seize her sixty-foot sailboat for bills her husband had supposedly not paid, but she doesn't believe them and sneaks the boat out of the country.
Unknown to Julie, the owner of the boatyard has secreted hundreds of thousands of dollars of cocaine and cash in Julie's boat, fiberglassing it into the hull and between the bulkheads. He wants the boat back with Julie dead and the only thing standing in his way is Bill Broxton.
Julie is in Trinidad, living on board her own boat, when a process server representing the boatyard confronts her. They want to seize her sixty-foot sailboat for bills her husband had supposedly not paid, but she doesn't believe them and sneaks the boat out of the country.
Unknown to Julie, the owner of the boatyard has secreted hundreds of thousands of dollars of cocaine and cash in Julie's boat, fiberglassing it into the hull and between the bulkheads. He wants the boat back with Julie dead and the only thing standing in his way is Bill Broxton.
340 pages, Kindle Edition
First published April 15, 2008
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October 1, 2018
An exciting, salty read
This is an exciting thriller with a few unusual twists. It’s a seafaring adventure set in the Caribbean Sea and the Antilles. Treasure, murder, mayhem and suspense abound.
This is an exciting thriller with a few unusual twists. It’s a seafaring adventure set in the Caribbean Sea and the Antilles. Treasure, murder, mayhem and suspense abound.
March 20, 2015
Hurricane
I enjoyed this story but am wondering if that part of the world could really support that much killing without the "corruption" catching up to the peeps? I happily did suspend my disbelief to allow the ending.
I enjoyed this story but am wondering if that part of the world could really support that much killing without the "corruption" catching up to the peeps? I happily did suspend my disbelief to allow the ending.
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