The Shadow in the Sands by Sam Llewellyn
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The Shadow in the Sands
Summary
April 1903, Charlie Webb is a professional racing yacht skipper, a working class hero of all the picture papers. When the Duke of Leominster invites him to a secret meeting in London with a mysterious gentleman named Carruthers, he finds himself searching for a Napoleonic wreck loaded with bullion.
The Shadow in the Sands Summary
About Sam Llewellyn
Sam Llewellyn was born in the Isles of Scilly. He now lives in Herefordshire with his wife and two sons. One of Britain's most acclaimed thriller writers, his novels have been translated into twelve languages. His journalism appears in the Daily Telegraph and the yachting magazines of Britain and America.
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GOR001273527
9780747260059
0747260052
The Shadow in the Sands by Sam Llewellyn
Used - Very Good
Paperback
Headline Publishing Group
19990311
352
N/A
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