Clive Cussler and Paul Kemprecos – White Death

When Kurt Austin and his team of investigators stumble upon the mysterious Oceanus Corporation and their greedy plot to take over the world's supply of fish, they take advantage of every tool, every mode of transportation, every person – and, for Kurt Austin, one attractive woman – to save the planet. Although farm fishing would not appear to be thrilling material for a spy novel, in White Death – with heroic Austin ready to save the day – it is a fresh choice, one that makes for a surprisingly action-packed novel. Plot Overview: Murder, Conspiracy and Frankenfish During the Spanish Inquisition, Diego Aguirrez, a Basque sailor known for his extraordinary skills on the sea, has two precious relics in his possession. With a notoriously vicious investigator tracking him, he charts a course as far from Spain as he can get. Later, during the 1930s, a German Zeppelin crashes in the Arctic, not far from where Aguirrez was “lost” at sea. Off the coast of present-day Faroe Islands, the Sea Sentinel, a ship belonging to a radical environmentalist group, is protesting a local custom of capturing and killing pilot whales. When the Sea Sentinel suddenly powers toward a Danish cruiser, Kurt Austin and Joe Zavala are called in to rescue those trapped in the sinking ships. Austin and Zavala quickly learn that the Sea Sentinel was sabotaged, and the crash was manipulated by an outside power source. As they follow clue after clue, the two men, and Paul and Gamay Trout, learn of the “Frankenfish,” a horrific species of otherwise harmless salmon that have been genetically altered. The Dr. Frankenstein of genetics, Frederick Barker, and his band of violent Inuit tribesmen will stop at nothing – not even Kurt Austin – to release the mutant fish into the world’s fresh water resources. More on my new blog many ebooks. http://msiconsalting.com

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