Volcano Santorini (Paperback)

In 1628 BC, following decades of volcanic activity, a tidal wave cresting 400 feet all but decimated the Minoan civilization, sparing only the shepherds in the hills of Crete. This volcanic eruption gave rise to the golden legends of Homer and later Plato, when he theorized the epic of mythical Atlantis. With three storylines established, Frew skillfully draws the analogy of a Greek heiress bride, her occult nature seeded from Minoan times. High-level espionage, a revengeful murder… the horrendous aftermath when the volcano blew its guts to the Aegean Sea; the tragedy of the pilot searching for his wife in the highlands of mysterious Crete, are all captured in this epic story of espionage and action in the troubled Middle East.