Sea of Fire is about an Australian bussiness magnate who is involved in the theft, processing and sale to terrorists of nuclear waste.
And how the authorities from the US, Singapore and Australia go about catching him.
The actual gist of the story is pretty cool, it's just the glaring mistakes that annoy me.
For anyone who is not an Aussie, or doesnt have much of an idea about Australian geography, the mistakes wont even be noticeable.
Just stuff like at one point they talk about boarding a Huey in Tamworth, NSW, and getting off it 90 minutes later in Darwin, NT.
That is one FAST Huey, with loooong range tanks too apparently.
And they speak of the Great Barrier Reef being allmost 200 miles long.......it is closer to 1000 miles long.
Just little stuff like that......I may be being picky, but it annoys me that the author didnt even bother to check a map.
I just looked, and allthough it says "Tom Clancey's Op Centre" in the title, there is another name as the author.
So apparently, his name is just there for sales purposes.
