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The 3rd in the Peter Piper crime
thriller series.
The action-at-full-throttle follow-on from 'LAPEL' and
'Looming August Eighth' crime thrillers.
1990. Peter Piper and police superintendent Robbie Burns
are in the thick of it. A member of a royal family has
been brutally murdered and the threat is that royals will
be targeted until deals are done and vast sums of money
are freed from Swiss accounts. Royal murders may be
subterfuge and levers for a tyrant to go to war to
subjugate a whole population and gain control of a major
part of world energy — and its price.
The counter, to a tyrant’s subterfuge and lies, is to
create an ‘ocean of lies’ that will buy the time to
protect royal targets, rescue innocents, kill or capture
murderers, and close down the sea-going conduit for
assassins and terrorists.
Peter and Rob are in the crosshairs, but so is a ship that
they have pirated to sail on their ocean of lies. Success
or deadly failure can only be determined by a desperate
run to sea from enemy forces in the Persian Gulf.
Ramifications are global. British focus is intense. MI6
has an agenda that Piper and Burns must overturn in order
break through. A white-knuckle ride through firefights and
naval engagement; it can turn on a penny.
About the Author
Author of 'LAPEL',
'Looming
August Eighth', and now, third book in the series of
Peter Piper thrillers, 'Lepers on an Ocean of Lies'.
Trevor is a shapeshifter and change-maker. Born in Sydney,
his close companion for twenty-five years was a horse.
Horsing around led to him having a stainless steel ankle;
a bionic man.
After several decades in financial and senior management
(CFO/CEO), the creative muse remodelled Trevor into an
award-winning poet and balladeer. All the while, Trevor’s
lifelong interest in art and technology caused him to
maintain a workshop and studio where his research enabled
him to create unique artwork that sold internationally and
through his own gallery in the 90s.
From his tree-change in Warragul, Trevor takes a regular
sea-change on Raymond Island where he indulges his love of
the water and messing about in boats. Boatbuilding has
figured in his scarce spare time, along with playing
guitar and tinkering with his classic 1934 phaeton-bodied
car.
www.trevortriggmasks.com.au
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