Down to a Sunless Sea (Tiller Galloway Series #4)

by David Poyer

Overview

Heather Grovet can think of two things that have been consistent throughout her life—she's always loved horses and she's always loved to read! And, that is why she enjoyed writing her horse series books, Ready to Ride, so much. Her other hobbies include camping, reading, scrap booking, and writing.

Heather says. "I see God work in my life every day. And I hope my books will always point you towards Him."

Product Details

BN ID:	2940148360247
Publisher:	Northampton House
Publication date:	08/13/2013
Series:	Tiller Galloway Series , #4
Sold by:	Barnes & Noble
Format:	eBook
Sales rank:	841,786
File size:	390 KB

About the Author

Millions of copies of David Poyer's thirty-plus bestsellers are in print and ebook, including THE MED, THE GULF, THE CIRCLE, THE PASSAGE, TOMAHAWK, CHINA SEA, BLACK STORM, THE COMMAND, THE THREAT, KOREA STRAIT, THE WEAPON, THE CRISIS, and THE TOWERS, bestselling novels of the modern Navy and Marine Corps; historical fiction set during the Civil War; the Hemlock County thrillers, THE DEAD OF WINTER, WINTER IN THE HEART, AS THE WOLF LOVES WINTER, and THUNDER ON THE MOUNTAIN; the other Tiller Galloway diving adventures, HATTERAS BLUE, BAHAMAS BLUE, and LOUISIANA BLUE; and exciting sailing thrillers such as GHOSTING and THE WHITENESS OF THE WHALE. Poyer's work has been translated into Japanese, Dutch, and Italian, and rights and options have been sold for films. A sport diver and Hunter sailor, he lives on Virginia's Eastern Shore.

Editorial Reviews

“Claustrophobics beware! David Poyer’s suspenseful cave-diving novel, DOWN TO A SUNLESS SEA, takes readers into water crevices, submerged limestone tunnels, cramped wormholes and subterranean hell holes that give suffocation new meaning . . . Vivid, believable descriptions . . .We can get the fear and adrenaline of cave-diving without ever leaving the dry safety of our favorite comfy chairs.”

Tallahassee Sun-Democrat - staff writer

“One of his best novels yet . . . bristles with suspense . . . What makes this novel particularly memorable are the extensive, harrowing descriptions of cave dives, which are riveting enough to terrify experienced divers.”

Publisher's Weekly - staff writer