Adventure Across The World

The young British commander isn’t happy with his new post of Hong Kong, in 1991, until an Israeli cop appears and tells him he is after a drug cartel. Capturing drug smugglers is only the first card in the deck in Adventure Around the World.

Cmdr. Davidson’s father, thought dead, breaks cover and together they return home to discover what is happening at their family castle in Scotland. His wild sister has not been tamed by her Russian husband, Andrew. He is an old friend of the commander but has his hands full with Chloe who is pregnant. The castle is attacked but valiantly defended.

The entire family is relocated to a fortress in Alesund, Norway. There is the new training headquarters for a new multination anti-terrorist force, which will use the Davidsons as the director and instructors. Chloe isn’t happy because she not only lost the castle which was hers to run, but she is going to have her baby in Norway. She is left to appreciate the many artistic offerings of the high school and the fjord horses with her American friends.

Trying to form a new European and Middle Eastern force brings the old culture of the Hanseatic League where German trade with Norway built the many castle like buildings still there today. They banded together for trade and apprenticeships to create a stable fish and business environment.

The sudden stormy weather thought to be a great training ground, comes into play when traitors attack. The new force gets a chance to prove its metal as a military and diplomatic force. With the birth of Chloe’s son, they feel hope for the future in Adventure Around the World.

-- Stevie Vogel