An ancient legend guards a deadly treasure.
When former Navy SEALs turned treasure hunters Dane Maddock and Bones Bonebrake discover a sunken German U-boat at the bottom of the Irish Sea, they find something shocking- the tooth a prehistoric reptile embedded in the hull. Soon, Maddock and Bones join a beautiful reporter and an eccentric cryptid hunter on an action-packed search for a lost treasure and come face to face with one of the world’s most enduring mysteries.
Loch is currently a bestseller in Travel Adventure, Sea Adventures, and Men's Adventure. The Dane Maddock series has sold over 200,000 copies and has been licensed by Amazon for their Kindle Worlds program.
Gray clouds rolled in across the dark waters of the Irish Sea. Dane Maddock looked out at them, his guts twisting in a knot. The last thing they needed was another fruitless day of treasure hunting cut short by the inclement Scottish weather. It had been a risk taking on a job so far from home, but it had seemed like the right thing to do at the time. He had a lot on his mind, and getting away from familiar places, and a few familiar people, had been too enticing an opportunity to pass up.
“Key West this place is not.” Bones Bonebrake folded his powerful arms over his chest and scowled at the dark horizon. “At least you won’t get sunburned, mister short, blonde, and pale.”
Maddock eyed the tall, deeply-tanned Cherokee. “When have you ever known me to sunburn, mister Coppertone?”
“Mister Coppertone! I like that.” Bones flashed a smile, but it quickly turned to a frown. “Wait a minute? Is that racist? I never know what I’m supposed to be offended by nowadays. I think I’m supposed to hate the Washington Redskins and that stupid ‘tomahawk chop’ that the Braves and Seminoles fans like to do.”
In the years since they’d served together in the Navy SEALs, Maddock had mostly grown accustomed to his friend’s cavalier attitude toward the sensibilities of his own race. Still, sometimes Bones managed to make him cringe.
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Translated by JORGE RICARDO FELSEN
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