The Rogue Sea
The Rogue Sea by J. R. Euen is a fiction novel published by CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform on February 7, 2014. This edition spans 334 pages and is presented in English. The narrative follows Jim Stewart as he embarks on a journey across South East Asia, navigating the challenges of dense jungles and treacherous rivers in a Willys Jeep, ultimately aiming to reach a palm oil plantation where a World War II landing craft has run aground.
Readers will find themselves immersed in a series of gripping situations, including the imminent maritime disaster involving a cruise liner with 1,000 passengers at risk of sinking after striking a sunken wreck off the east coast of Java. The story also delves into the impact of an ancient tin dredge in Malaysia, which alters the landscape as it extracts precious metal. The Rogue Sea presents a vivid exploration of adventure and survival in the face of nature’s formidable challenges.
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J.R.Euen’ third fiction novel in ‘The Casualty List’ series is set in South East Asia. A journey in a small airplane across North Sumatra’s mountain range of impenetrable jungle terrain, through dense jungle and fast flowing rivers in a Willys Jeep, far from civilisation, to reach a palm oil plantation on the east coast where a WW2 landing craft has run aground. In the jungles of Malaysia an ancient tin dredge cleaved a deep channel through the lush green jungle to extract the precious metal, moving its muddy pond along with it, obliterating everything in its path. Off the east coast of Java a major maritime disaster seems imminent when a cruise liner with 1000 passengers on board strikes a sunken wreck and is in danger of sinking or capsizing. These are some of the situations Jim Stewart encounters in this third novel.
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