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THE BOMBS HAD FALLEN. THE CITIES WERE GONE.THEY HAD ESCAPED TO SEA. COULDTHEY SURVIVETHE... \. •1^ ! "ASTONISHING ... A TOUR DE FORCE THAT CATCHES THE READER COM- PLETELY BY SURPRISE. LONG VOYAGE . . . BACK A BIBLE FOR TODAY." IS — Martin Caidin, author of The Final Countdown An iron-willed skipper who trusted nothing but the sea and his ability to master it ... a high-rolling financier whose fortune was now ashes ... a beauti- ful woman torn between loyalty and desire ... a teenage boy and girl, their passions made feverish by the proximity of death and an unscrupulous . . . stranger who could be neither trusted nor aban- doned. Apocalypse threw them together. Would the struggle to survive draw them into a close-knit unit — a family ... or make them the deadliest of ene- mies? LONG VOYAGE BACK "SUPERBLY COMPELLING ALMOST IM- . . . POSSIBLE TO PUT DOWN. Once in a blue . . . moon a novel comes along whose setting is so unusual, it charms, enchants, or simply compels the reader into its world. We live for a while as if we We were companions to the main characters. partic- ipate in their conflicts and triumphs the world . . . it has created continues to reverberate in our minds as ifwe had been there. .—. . LONG VOYAGE BACK is such a book." The Grand Rapids Press a NEVER LEARNED SO MUCH FROM A "I NOVEL. ... I recommend [it] to anyone even slightly concerned about nuclear weap—onry, disar- mament, or war.*' Bestsellers "AN ENGROSSING TALE. LONG VOYAGE . . . BACK SHOULD BE REQUIRED READING." — News & Observer (Raleigh, N.C.) ''LONG—VOYAGE BACK is an adventure novel— fine one but it attempts to do much more and suc- ceeds at every tur—n." Roanoke Times World-News <ft "ABSORBING AND SOBERING, WELL- PACED AND FULL OF REALISTIC DETAIL." — Publishers Weekly "At once a great story ofadventure in the traditional sense . . . and a s—ubtle and sensitiv—e portrayal ofhow mankind might and might not change if [a nu- clear war] we—re to break out tomorrow." The Patriot Ledger (Quincy, Mass.) "CH—ILLING The—reahty and effects ofnuclear war on the survivors h—ave never been so honestly faced." The Ocala Star Banner ALSO BY LUKE RHINEHART The Book of est The Dice Man Digitized by tine Internet Arciiive in 2010 littp://www.arcliive.org/details/longvoyagebackOOrliin LONG VOYAGE BACK LUKE RHINEHART A DELL BOOK Published by Dell Publishing Co., Inc. 1 Dag Hammarskjold Plaza New York, New York 10017 For Ann, who made me aware © Copyright 1983 by George Cockcroft All rights reserved. No part ofthis book may be reproduced or transmitted in any form or by any means, electronic or mechanical, including photocopying, recording, or by any information storage and retrieval system, without the written permission ofthe Publisher, except where permitted by law. For information address Delacorte Press, New York, New York. TM Dell (5) 681510, Dell Pubhshing Co., Inc. ISBN: 0-440-14987-8 Reprinted by arrangement with Delacorte Press Printed in the United States of America — First Dell printing September 1984
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