Mike Jackson Ordre des livres

Wind, Tide and Oar takes us deep into the ever flowing dialogue between sailor, boat and the elements. Exploring what it means to sail 'engineless', this unique anthology accompanies the film of the same title, offering a diverse range of first-hand seafaring narratives. These collected works address such themes as tradition, sustainability and self-knowledge, as well as adventures, dreams and ideals. We are invited to experience what it is to be in harmonious movement with the natural world and gracefully subject to its whims.Jude Brickhill, Stevie Hunt, Mike Jackson, Artur C. Jaschke, Greg Powesland, Wiebe Radstake, Emma Rault, Rose May Ravetz, Jessica Taggart Rose, Richard Titchener, Catharina Vergeer and Huw Wahl.The book complements the original analogue film, directed by Huw Wahl, Wind, Tide & Oar: Encounters with Engineless Sailing

In this gripping conclusion to the Bader trilogy, Elmer and his allies confront a case of domestic terrorism that tests their limits. As they navigate life-threatening challenges, including a terrorist car bomb explosion, Elmer and his partner Maine Bobbitt face physical peril while striving to save lives. With the support of old friends like Hector Garcia and agents from the FBI and NCIS, the focus shifts from merely capturing the bomber to dismantling a larger militant threat in Los Angeles.

In this gripping installment, Elmer and his friends confront a series of six murders linked to a Los Angeles crime syndicate, with the crime boss targeting Elmer himself. A crucial witness, a wino, emerges, having seen five of the killings, while an old ally from the Janitors and Asps steps in to assist. Tensions rise as Elmer navigates the challenges posed by an irate LAPD Chief of Detectives, showcasing his cleverness and resourcefulness. The narrative emphasizes the unique qualities of individuals, highlighting that not all winos are the same.

In this installment, the journey takes readers back to China, exploring rich cultural landscapes and intricate relationships. The narrative delves into personal growth and the clash of tradition with modernity, as characters navigate their identities and connections to their heritage. Themes of family, love, and self-discovery are woven throughout, offering a poignant reflection on the impact of one's roots. The story promises an engaging blend of adventure and introspection, inviting readers to immerse themselves in the vibrant tapestry of Chinese life.

The plot revolves around a kidnapping case involving two coeds at the University of Missouri, where Bob teams up with his friend Wilbur, the campus police chief. Meanwhile, a parallel case emerges at the University of California, Berkeley, hinting at a possible connection between the two abductions. As the investigations unfold, familiar characters from the Janitor and Asps series, including Jim, Holly Scott, and Hector Garcia, join the fray, adding depth and intrigue to the narrative.

In this thrilling installment, Jim Scott and his friends devise a bold plan to eliminate the President of Syria before the new U.S. President takes office. Although the operation unfolds as intended, the target survives the raid on his palace. The incident sends a chilling warning, indicating that any further missteps could result in dire consequences for the Syrian leader. New characters are introduced, adding depth to the narrative and the ongoing tension surrounding geopolitical intrigue.

The narrative follows Fred Dupree and Rosemary Williams, who, under Harvey Puckett's command, embark on a mission to eliminate al-Qaida-affiliated imams and capture a bombmaker in the U.S. intent on spreading chaos. As they join forces with familiar allies, they uncover a significant plot aiming to establish a Caliphate in America. Although the plot is destined to fail, its potential for widespread destruction poses a grave threat to the nation's stability and way of life.

Amidst a vacation in the Caribbean, Fred and Rosemary Dupree find themselves embroiled in a dangerous situation when Fred intervenes in an attempted murder. Their holiday takes a dark turn as they uncover a terrorist plot involving a dirty bomb, aimed at eliminating targets for a wealthy Wall Street tycoon. The stakes rise further upon their return to the U.S. as old acquaintances of Jim become involved, complicating their lives and deepening the suspense.

Navy Senior Chief Petty Officer Clyde Feegle leads a team of elite military personnel on a mission with the CIA to dismantle a major international drug operation linked to al-Qaida. As they investigate, they face life-threatening challenges, including targeted attempts on Clyde's life from a vengeful enemy. The narrative intertwines new characters with familiar faces from previous books, enhancing the excitement and depth of the story. The blend of military action and intrigue promises a thrilling experience for readers.

As the team faces the impending end of their journey, members begin to contemplate their futures. Drew and Boris travel to Bolivia based on a lead, while the Asps and their British allies embark on a mission in Somalia. Their discoveries in Somalia lead them to Afghanistan, where intelligence points them back to Bolivia in pursuit of a terrorist. The intertwining missions culminate in a conclusion that features an epilogue connecting both the Janitors and Asps series, bringing closure to the characters' arcs.