Deceit

by W.C. Hewitt

Ace reporter Andrew Hoyle is given what he thought was the assignment of a lifetime but, he never expected to be whisked into the depths of political intrigue. The raising of the remains of R.M.S. Titanic from its watery grave miles beneath the North Atlantic would be the key to opening up a door to a not too distant past.
Found in the decaying structure would be a lockbox that would eventually lead to a series of long lost diaries written by Elizabeth Brunnette. Selected to infiltrate a nefarious organization of radical foreigners led by a German fanatic named Lenin, she is forced to take action with the help of Christopher Ryan, and expose the diabolical plot before it is too late.
Her story would outline the unsuspecting deception behind the troubled demise of the grand ocean liner and the involvement of a vulnerable British Intelligence. The cream of capitalist society is innocently huddled aboard a ship watched over by the Grim reaper and only Elizabeth Brunnette and Christopher Ryan can save Titanic.

295 pages, Kindle Edition

First published November 30, 2010

About the author

W.C. was interested in observing the trials and tribulations that now face the new wave of socio-equity and inter-racial strife. Having spent most of his life working in the public sector, he had hands-on experience in dealings with social structures. An amateur Archaeologist, Historian and Titanic enthusiast, (W.C. was a member of the Titanic Historical Society) he showed a high regard for historical accuracy and an understanding of the Human Psyche. With captivating relish, he succeeded in bringing a literary bond between mystery, adventure, and the human enigma. Ian Fleming, Clive Cussler, and Arthur Conan Doyle were his favourite authors. W.C. Passed away February 2, 2018 at the age of 65.

Reviews

[W.C. Hewitt · Rating 5 out of 5]

A very good read. Highly recommended.