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Title: A swashbuckling tale
Review: The novel is a change of pace for Gene Hackman who is best known for his acting roles ("The Unforgiven," etc.). While not great literature, it is an interesting tale in the swashbuckling tradition of years gone by. The setting is in 1805-1808. The hero rescues himself and others from various hazards and improbable situations. He is, perhaps, a little too straight-laced, spurning the advances of a voluptuous native woman.The agressive hero acquires a sidekick who faints at the sight of blood, and a Chinese cook who is a little more than that. With various enemies, intrigues, battles, hazards at sea, etc., it never gets dull. The native women match the description from "The Journals of James Cook," i.e., naked and promiscuous. There is enough sex, language, and violence to give it, at best, a PG-13 rating. It will require some re-writing to make it into a reasonable length for a motion picture.
