Praise
The Empire Secret raises the stakes and expands the world built in the first book. The story blends espionage, geopolitics, and technology in a way that feels disturbingly believable. I loved how each clue led to another unexpected twist, pulling Morgan deeper into the legacy of a power that refuses to fade. It’s fast, intelligent, and full of atmosphere — like a mix between Clive Cussler and John le Carré beneath the waves. The ending left me wanting more.
Paul-Henri Nargeolet: A Journey of Deep-sea Exploration and Friendship
I was completely drawn in by this book. It doesn’t just tell the story of Paul-Henri Nargeolet — it makes you feel as if you’re diving with him. The writing is personal and respectful, showing both his achievements and his humanity. You can sense his lifelong passion for the sea and the Titanic, but also his warmth and humility. It’s inspiring, emotional, and beautifully written — the kind of book that leaves you thinking long after the last page.
Makes you pause, question, and imagine a civilization built on balance, not speed.