Nick Finnerans Cay Sal Bank is Now Available at Borders.com

More sailing, intrigue and adventure with author Nick Finneran. Cay Sal Bank is the sequel to Finnerans 2004 cult-triumph Staniel Cay.

Boston, MA (PRWEB) July 15, 2005 --Nick Finnerans Staniel Cay is now available at Borders.com.

Cay Sal Bank is the sequel to Finnerans Staniel Cay, published by Authorhouse in 2004. In Cay Sal Bank, twenty-year-old Nick and his cousin Tony Finneran are cruising in their sailboat and enjoying the lazy days in the Caribbean in the years 1949-1950. Nick opens a fishing charter business, finds a girlfriend and writes a biography of his uncle, a famous 17th century Neapolitan pirate named Captain Benozzo Di Napoli. Life is good. But alas, Nick and Tonys Caribbean tranquility is once again disrupted by the Soviet Navy. Ten years before the Cuban Missile Crisis, the Russians are supporting the Cuban Communists, and the Finneran boys are drawn into the fray.

According to a recent review, Nick Finneran lets the ponies run in Cay Sal Bank! Cay Sal Bank serves up a bouillabaisse of sailing and adventure. Sailboats, bars, beaches, conch salads, the Italian Pirates of the Caribbean, the pioneer days of SCUBA, Cuban gun-runners, and drunken vervet monkeys. Ever wondered what the Caribbean was like before the tourists came? Read Cay Sal Bank!"

About Nick Finneran
Seventy-four-year-old Nick Finneran is a champion sailor, fly fisherman, world adventurer and confidant to three presidents. Nick spent his childhood sailing on Cape Cod. He was the quintessential teenage sailing bum, years before it became fashionable. After high school, he left the cold Massachusetts winters behind, and began a life journey of adventure that has spanned six decades.    

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Contact:
Contact Nick Finneran Publishing at sales@nickfinneran.com, or visit the authors website www.nickfinneran.com.

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