Sinful Pacific Cruise

The Atlantis is preparing for a luxurious cruise full of beautiful views, a voyage unlike any ever undertaken by an ocean liner before. Among the several hundred passengers, you will find a mysterious blind man and his carer, an internationally wanted jewel thief, a wealthy widow famous among the staff, twins who boarded with a single ticket, a man transporting two elephants, and many others. What begins as a luxurious and entertaining voyage transforms into several weeks of surprising, unexpected events filled with love, flirtation, and crime. HENIZ G. KONSALIK Heniz G. Konsalik (1921–1999) was a German writer and journalist. During the Second World War, he worked as a war reporter on the Eastern Front and experienced the cruelty of war first-hand. He was even seriously wounded in the line of duty. His literary output is remarkable; the author managed to publish four novels in just a few years, and his books have been translated into 42 languages. Heniz G. Konsalik writes not only about war, politics, and grand events, but also touches upon small, intimate stories of love, friendship, and loyalty. The renowned American newspaper, The New York Times, wrote an obituary in honour of Heinz G. Konsalik's passing.