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    Paradise Island

    By Charles Tucker

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    PARADISE ISLAND

    Two Oceanographers, Mark and Barbara Bergman, lives are threatened by the oil industry when they probe the reason why whales are beaching themselves. And why our marine sea life, sharks and whales, are enormous in size, as well as man eaters. The epic center for these mysterious occurrences is Lands End, New Guinea. An Island owned by James Scott, retired British naval commander, adventurer, tropical detective, and ecologist. The Bergman enlisted Scott to help them dive to explore the waters off the Lands End shore. The oil magnets hire assassins to eliminate the Bergmans which result in mayhem and intrigue.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherCharles Tucker
    Release dateMay 8, 2017
    ISBN9781370479672
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    Charles Tucker

    Charles Tucker is the San Francisco based author of the best-seling thriller, Night Terror. He attended California College of Arts and Crafts, Berkeley, with a full scholarship, and has sixteen years of law enforcement experience. His new novel, Blockbuster, will soon be available with Smashwords publications.

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