Black Fish
| Author | : | |
| Rating | : | 4.97 (796 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 1574093118 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 303 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2016-07-04 |
| Language | : | English |
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A hard book to review This was a hard book to review, as I loved the unique writing style of the author. Very seldom do I need to actually look up words for there meaning, but this was an exception, and they would turn out to be the perfect work for the situation. The books content is centered around illegal commercial fishing, sailing, police. Mark Phillips said Salty. Llewellyn is the thinking yachtsman's yarn spinner. Where Conrad took you to dark places populated by nasty men you never wanted to meet, Llewellyn takes you to places you know filled with people you try to avoid at the bar. I wish he'd write more of them.. A terrific entertaining humorous sea escapade. James G I lost count the number of times the story transited between Scotland and Wales in such short a time. The adrenaline rush and page to page excitement make this novel a must for every yachties book shelf. loved it , as good as all Sam Llewellyn novels
Sam Llewellyn was born on the Isles if Scilly, off the coast of Cornwall, England, and has sailed boats large and small since childhood. His sea thrillers have been published in twelve languages and have earned him a reputation as a master storyteller.. He writes columns for Practical Boat Owner and several other sail
All his old policing skills are suddenly relevant once more as he finds himself in a struggle for survival.Sam Llewellyn skillfully combines maritime skullduggery with the elements of a modern thriller and ties it altogether with a ribbon of black humor. He breathes life into the his coastal settings with details that come from a lifetime of sailing experience.. Now he is a yacht broker, and things are not going smoothly. Gavin Chance has been a policeman and an Olympic sailor. His crooked partner has disappeared, someone has left a co
(Literary Review) . For excitement, elegance and sheer virtuosity, Llewellyn's books sail rings round the competition