<p><strong>Ten men adrift on a lifeboat. Only one will live to tell the tale.</strong><br />
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The sequel to&nbsp;<em>This Time Tomorrow</em>.<br />
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June 1944, World War Two: a convoy ship is torpedoed and sunk by a German U-boat. Most on board are killed but ten sailors manage to clamber aboard a lifeboat.&nbsp;<br />
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Robert Searight emerges as the sole survivor. Traumatized by the experience, he returns to his English village to recuperate. His only task is to return a dead friend&rsquo;s wedding ring to Joanna, the man&rsquo;s widow. But Joanna is nowhere to be found.&nbsp;<br />
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His return to the village brings back the heartache he felt when, a year previously, his fianc&eacute;e, troubled by her own past, broke off their relationship.&nbsp;<br />
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But ultimately, it&rsquo;s his own dark secret that he must confront before he can come to terms with his broken heart and the trauma of having survived The Unforgiving Sea.&nbsp;<br />
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A sequel to&nbsp;<em>This Time Tomorrow</em>,&nbsp;<em>The Unforgiving Sea</em>&nbsp;is, on its surface, a tale of murder, survival and loss, while at its core we find a story of deep love, loyalty and forgiveness.&nbsp;<br />
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<em>A masterpiece of story telling.</em><br />
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Rupert Colley is the founder, editor and writer of the bestselling &lsquo;History In An Hour&rsquo; series of ebooks and audio, published by HarperCollins.&nbsp;<em>The Unforgiving Sea</em>&nbsp;is his seventh work of historical fiction.<br />
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Historical fiction with heart and drama.</p>