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Storm Force

by Steven Becker

Series: Mako Storm (2)

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A forgotten treasure controls the fate of an island paradise The future of Hawaii is at stake after a rare chart from Captain Cook's third voyage of discovery is stolen placing John and Mako Storm directly in the path of a powerful Japanese businessman with his own plans for the islands. Along with two beautiful women, the father and son must put aside their differences, and fight the most powerful force in nature to stop the rebirth of the last Shogunate and save more than just the islands. Storm Force is a gripping standalone adventure thriller from bestselling author, Steven Becker. Drawing on its history and centered around the Big Island of Hawaii's exotic locations, the book features plenty of action, boating, and scuba diving.… (more)
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I received Storm Force by Steven Becker for free in exchange for a fair and honest review. This is the second novel in the Storm Thriller Series. This is a story involving a father and son who have both served as intelligence officers for the U.S. and are now free lancers. They work independently, but became involved from different sides of this story.

This story starts off in Chicago with the theft of several historical Hawaiian coastal charts from an exhibit at the Art Institute and from a museum in Milwaukee. The charts are sought after by different parties for clues to a hidden treasure off the coast of Hawaii. The treasure consists of stolen gold from the Hawaiian treasury around the time the islands became a U.S. territory.

The story has several groups competing to find the treasury. One is Japanese crime group that is looking for the money to restore their standing within the Japanese crime families. The other group is a Hawaiian native group that is wanting to use the money to finance an independence movement.

This story is well told with several interconnected alliances between the two groups trying to find the treasure. The Storms are caught in the middle of two of the groups.

This is a good quick read that is perfect for that summer vacation. I hope you enjoy the story. ( )
  rufusraider | Jun 13, 2017 |
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A forgotten treasure controls the fate of an island paradise The future of Hawaii is at stake after a rare chart from Captain Cook's third voyage of discovery is stolen placing John and Mako Storm directly in the path of a powerful Japanese businessman with his own plans for the islands. Along with two beautiful women, the father and son must put aside their differences, and fight the most powerful force in nature to stop the rebirth of the last Shogunate and save more than just the islands. Storm Force is a gripping standalone adventure thriller from bestselling author, Steven Becker. Drawing on its history and centered around the Big Island of Hawaii's exotic locations, the book features plenty of action, boating, and scuba diving.

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