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I remembered it from high school chemistry, one of those experiments where we made hydrogen. It was more of an acidic sensation on the palate than a real smell, but I recognized it. The pile of spent fuel at the bottom was beginning to outgas. Next would come the fire to end all fires.…
A private detective working in Wilmington, North Carolina, is found dead in a gas-station restroom, apparently poisoned. But when her body sets off radiation alarms in the pathologist’s office, suspicion falls on the nearby Helios nuclear power plant, a heavily guarded facility with supposedly fail-safe procedures.
As the FBI, local police, and the power plant’s own security team investigate, ex-cop Cam Richter, head of the agency that employed the dead woman, begins his own inquiries. What was his detective investigating? And how could one person be poisoned by radiation without others being exposed?
Cam soon finds himself up against powerful forces that will stop at nothing to keep the plant’s problems secret. The most vulnerable part of Helios is its “moonpool”—the radioactive storage pond that cools spent but volatile reactor fuel and must be kept completely full. Racing against time, Cam discovers an inside threat, a plan to use the plant’s own systems to begin an unstoppable, disastrous sequence of events.
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"I fall further in love with Cam Richer and his shepards in each of these books. While this one was my least favorite so far, I couldn't put it down. Getting ready to start the next book. I hope it not truly the last in the series and that there are more to come."
— Barb (4 out of 5 stars)
The Moonpool Listener Reviews
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" I didn't think this was as good as the 1st two Cal Richter books but entertaining anyway. "
— Carol, 10/5/2013 -
" Private Investgator Cam Richter and his German Shepard dogs take on the bad guys. "
— Carol, 1/15/2013 -
" This was an entertaining audio book, but, after listening to two Cam Richter stories, I have decided they are a little too testosterone charged to become favorites... "
— Renee, 11/18/2012 -
" The ending was a little awkward but that might have been because I was very tired when I was reading the last chapter. LOL "
— Tami, 3/27/2012 -
" Unbeknownst to me this is the third in the Cam Richter series. I am over Cam. This was not a bad story but it was overcooked. I am disappointed in P.T. "
— Chuck, 3/12/2012 -
" 3 rd in the series of the main character books. "
— Fred, 12/24/2011 -
" Kept my interest throughout -- besides a good reader the book kept going with action. "
— K, 9/7/2011 -
" Moonpool. Such a pretty name for such a deadly place. Wish there were more books in the Can Richter series. "
— Sharon, 9/6/2011 -
" North Carolina freelance investigator Cam Richter #3. "
— Bradley, 4/10/2011 -
" Another disappointment here - some of Deutermann's books in the past have been very good. This one, like Child's last just did not do it for me. "
— Icicle4, 3/20/2011 -
" 3 rd in the series of the main character books. "
— Fred, 12/22/2010 -
" Unbeknownst to me this is the third in the Cam Richter series. I am over Cam. This was not a bad story but it was overcooked. I am disappointed in P.T. <br/> "
— Chuck, 5/6/2010 -
" This was an entertaining audio book, but, after listening to two Cam Richter stories, I have decided they are a little too testosterone charged to become favorites... "
— Renee, 5/2/2010 -
" North Carolina freelance investigator Cam Richter #3. "
— Bradley, 2/16/2010 -
" Private Investgator Cam Richter and his German Shepard dogs take on the bad guys. "
— Carol, 1/23/2010 -
" I didn't think this was as good as the 1st two Cal Richter books but entertaining anyway. "
— Carol, 3/25/2009 -
" This is a suspense novel where the bad guy(s) try to get at a nuclear power plant. The good guys are not entirely credible, mostly because they keep screwing up their tradecraft. "
— Veralene, 1/5/2009 -
" Kept my interest throughout -- besides a good reader the book kept going with action. "
— K, 7/29/2008 -
" Another disappointment here - some of Deutermann's books in the past have been very good. This one, like Child's last just did not do it for me. "
— Icicle4, 6/27/2008
About P. T. Deutermann
P. T. Deutermann is the author of many previous novels including Pacific Glory, which won the W. Y. Boyd Literary Award for Excellence in Military Fiction. He spent twenty-six years in military and government service, as a captain in the Navy and in the Joint Chiefs of Staff as an arms-control specialist. He lives with his wife in North Carolina.