A great literary adventure ...

"The Cemetery of boats unnamed" wrongly is - in my sense- often presented as an adventure novel. For if intringue is mounted, it only serves as a background to an ambiguous and mysterious relationship between a boat without sailor and a museum curator who hired him to find a wreck.
Indeed the puzzle is in this relationship more than in the galleon buried. In this sense this book is closer to a "Maltese Falcon as an" Indiana Jones ".
That's why I do not recommende this book to readers only looking for action and adventure. However if you are IN ADDITION passionate about the maritime world, confrontation between the protagonists marked characters and especially if you want to discover an extraordinary female character in a novel, embark without further delay in this fantastic literary adventure!
You do not come out unscathed ...