The research for this book was magnificent. I felt I was in all the locations and knew the characters personally. That's was the good bit, the great bit was was scared senseless, the first time reading a book since Silence of the Lambs. What an awesome story with twists turns and intrigue. Never knew quite sure how the characters interlinked until final few chapter First class and well worth the buy Hope David Evans carries on this theme, cant wait for next instalment

Definitely not for the faint-hearted, and I am so glad that is not me. If I ever go cruising I am not going alone and I will be constantly looking behind me. Max Cutler is a great character, Sebastian is the polar opposite, and Werner is an out-and-out thug. I found my emotions stretched in each paragraph, I related to Max losing his sister, murdered by Sebastian off Alaska. Cheryl her husband beaten to death by drunken yobs off the Bahamas. Poor Stahmer losing an eye trying to stop Sebastian. Every page was something new,. I loved the destinations and all the characters, even the evil ones Brilliantly done David Evans, hope it's not to long until the next book

Don't really do reviews and not a man of many words. But had to comment on this book. I absolutely and thoroughly enjoyed every twist and turn. I have been to some of the places in this book and recognised them through immediately. Plot was great and I had a knot in my stomach several times, I don't know if it was fear but the book did unnerve me in some parts Going to read it for a second time

The main plot is based on a serial killer working as a pianist on board a number of international cruise ships. There is also an exciting secondary, intertwined plot that runs throughout the book. The key protagonist is an ex-US Secret Service agent who wants resolution and retribution for the death of his sister. This isn't the genre of book that I would normally read, and I was a bit hesitant about starting it. However, after reading the first chapter I was totally hooked and couldn't stop reading it. Mysterious deaths or disappearances on a cruise ship open up many intriguing possibilities. The cruise companies naturally try to downplay or hide any serious incident. In international waters, no police force would have full jurisdiction over the case and often cannot be bothered to investigate. The killer can also stop off at various spots on the route of a cruise ship to kill and return to the liner before the bodies are found. Perhaps a cruise ship is the right environment for a perfect crime. I loved the author's attention to detail in describing the various places the characters visited. Also, being a military buff, - the details of the types of weapon systems used. The plot and overall pace of Tidal Rage were so enthralling, I believe that it would make an amazing action movie.

Enjoyed every moment, twist and turn Must read , up there with the best