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The Impossible Depth

The Impossible Depth

Paperback

Series: Naval Combat, Book 12

Naval History

ISBN13: 9798251407464
Publisher: Independently Published
Published: Mar 9 2026
Pages: 220
Weight: 0.66
Height: 0.46 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English
A legendary escape. A 60-year lie. One man determined to uncover the truth beneath the waves.
  1. The HMS Perseus strikes a mine and sinks to the bottom of the Ionian Sea. Of the sixty-one men on board, only one-Stoker John Capes-claims to have surfaced from the abyss. But the British Admiralty calls him a liar. They say a human being cannot survive a DIY escape from such impossible depths.
For decades, Capes's heroism is dismissed as a tall tale, leaving him to die in obscurity, branded a fraud by the history books.

Enter Frost.

A man who lives in the data. An expert in the lethal physics of the deep who can read the hidden signals others miss. When a mysterious file arrives at his desk in the frozen port of Murmansk, Frost realizes that the official record is a cage built of faulty logic and broken instruments.

Driven by a relentless need for the truth, Frost must deconstruct a sixty-year-old mystery. From the archives of war-torn Greece to the haunting wreckage 52 meters below the surface, The Impossible Depth is a gripping, high-stakes intellectual journey.

In the tradition of Robert Harris and Frederick Forsyth, Cornelis van Houte delivers a masterfully researched techno-thriller that proves that while records may lie, the physics of the deep never does.

Dr. Cornelis van Houte, ex-Navy, is a military consultant for PMCs in Africa and Eastern-Europe.

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