The Cemetery of the Nameless Boat - Arturo Perez-Reverte

The Cemetery of the Nameless Boat - Arturo Perez-Reverte - Volumen, TL624 Pages, Coy, a sailor Barcelona, ​​lived only for and by the sea until a shipwreck banish the maritime world. During the auction of an old sea chart, he falls madly in love with Tangier, a woman who works at disturbing Marine Museum in Madrid. It takes him on the trail of a sunken ship, the brigantine Dei Gloria, sank off the Spanish coast that's more than two centuries. A mysterious ship, which, a priori, did not contain treasure. But with the sea, you should never say never ... In the maze of marine libraries and archives, and in the green waters of the Mediterranean, Coy and his dangerous companion are not alone on the trail of wreckage ... Fascinating. Spanish author in the world's most widely read journalist and war correspondent specialist Alexandre Dumas, Arturo Perez-Reverte was a great success, in particular, Captain Alatriste, The Fencing Master, The Table of Flemish master, Club Dumas ... Here he uses another of his great passions - the sea - to deliver a beautiful contemporary novel of maritime adventure. Puzzles, danger, poetry, passion ... all there. The first part of the book, on the ground, is as exciting as the board in search of the wreck. An invitation to dream sailor, multiple references to the great of this literature (Herman Melville, Francisco Coloane, etc.). In short, an event for every adventurer in us. - Bruno Ménard