When a tanker runs aground on the Great Barrier Reef, Marine Park Manager Will Stromme and his buddy Santo investigate the damage that has been done to the reef and the local marine life. All is not what it seems however, and Will is soon thrown into a dangerous world of art thieves and drug dealers and he takes Santo along for the ride. 

Sarah Connell thinks Will should have been prosecuted over the death of his fiancé and has a chance to make things right but falls in love with him instead.

Every time Will gets close to the truth he finds a series of twists and turns that leave him on the brink and has him wondering who he can trust and who the bad guys really are. There is a traitor in his ranks and it can only be one of those closest to him.

 

About the Author



Bernard J. Rossi has been writing for 30 years and his writing experiences have been in many diverse areas including short stories, poems and books.

His first short story published was Michael’s Birthday (1991).

Bernard has poems published in many anthologies including “The International Who’s Who in Poetry” and “The Best Poems and Poets of 2007.”

His most recent achievements in writing longer works have been the publication of Room 22 in late 2007 and Arlington Reef in early 2008 and Bernard has two more completed manuscripts, The Bloodline and The Spiral, which is the sequel to Room 22.