The SeaOx: Book 1
Hijacked at Sea! Thriller
Takes Place in French Waters
Andre Laurent is sailing alone from Nice to LeHavre to visit his lover, Elspeth. The trip on his SeaOx, a 44-foot Hans Christian Pilot House yacht, comes to an abrupt halt when it is hijacked after taking on provisions at Brest.
Andre wakes up bound and strung up naked in the salon. A young man appears and tells Andre that he has given him a sedative and his plans are to extort Andre’s Paris brokerage account. Armed with revealing photos of Andre and his wealthy lover, Elspeth, the hijacker wants to make both of them pay.
Andre is given an injection before he is forced to go to his lawyer’s office in LeHavre, where a transfer of ownership is drawn up. His lover Elspeth is also shaken down for money. Who are these people and what do they want? The SeaOx: Book 1 is only the beginning of the adventure.
Wetwork
Book three of the thrilling SeaOx series continues with Pelling, a rogue ETA agent, surfacing in Berlin. He has millions in stolen cash with him and millions more tucked away in offshore accounts.
Pelling hooks up with the beautiful Amelia, who helps him purchase Schongebeit, a magnificent estate in the Turkish sector. He then jets off to Atlanta to reunite with Ida Tesh, where he comes face to face with Reo Racicot, the ETA agent sent to kill him and recover the millions taken from their offshore account.
Instead of a deadly encounter, Racicot, Pelling, and Tesh join forces to plan an accident that will fool the ETA into thinking they are all dead. The accident is set to happen after they rob the Royal Bank in Vaduz, Liechtenstein. Then their plan is to escape to Schongebeit. Will their plan work?
About the Author
Terrence (T) Mault lives in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada, with his wife Patricia. He is a pilot who sails, a reader who writes, an observer who paints, a thinker who dreams, and a man who has been to sea on a warship and on many sailboats since. He worked out some of this story while sailing on a 44-foot sailboat from Hawaii to Vancouver, B.C., a trip that took 22 days. This is his third book.