Pax Britannica - Dalzell, Paul
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Forget anything you know about history in the last 400 years. England's Glorious Revolution failed. A descendant of the Stewarts, King James the Fifth occupies the British throne in 2006 and the British Empire is the dominant world power. The British Empire monopoly on nuclear weapons is challenged by the theft of five atom bombs. Imperial Secret Service Chief, Sir Anthony Raja, summons Mick Doyle to recover the missing weapons, suspected to be hidden in a German run gold mine in British New Guinea. Doyle is warned at the beginning of the mission that 'everything in New Guinea will be trying…mehr

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Forget anything you know about history in the last 400 years. England's Glorious Revolution failed. A descendant of the Stewarts, King James the Fifth occupies the British throne in 2006 and the British Empire is the dominant world power. The British Empire monopoly on nuclear weapons is challenged by the theft of five atom bombs. Imperial Secret Service Chief, Sir Anthony Raja, summons Mick Doyle to recover the missing weapons, suspected to be hidden in a German run gold mine in British New Guinea. Doyle is warned at the beginning of the mission that 'everything in New Guinea will be trying to kill him.' It seems as if New Guinea is trying to make good on that promise. The recovery of the nuclear weapons is the toughest mission Doyle has ever undertaken. From the start, the mission is dogged by bad-luck and an ingenious enemy, always one-step ahead. His team must survive hostile New Guinea warriors, man-eating sharks and crocodiles, venomous snakes and a Chinese military force allied to the Germans.
Autorenporträt
Paul Dalzell was born and raised in West Yorkshire, England. His proximity to Whitby, where the legend of Dracula was originally brought to England, helped inspire him to write two vampire themed novels, The Last Dream before You Die and its sequel, Everything Hurts. Having lived and traveled extensively in the Pacifi c Islands and Asia, Dalzell now works in the fi sheries management industry and lives in Hawaii with his partner.