Join Count Camaris and his brave daughters on an exciting Pacific voyage in 1975, along with a daring deckhand and a merciless first mate. After a rite of passage crossing the Atlantic in 1974, as chronicled in Long Lost Log (Lilliput, 2022), Mick jumps ship in the Caribbean to crew on a family yacht.

Michael's life is adventurous and creative, full of captivating stories. His two published books of narrative auto-fiction (Long Lost Log, Lilliput 2022; Long Lost Love, Lilliput 2024) reveal an extraordinary journey of breaking norms and pursuing excitement. Expelled at 17, he worked backstage in a London West End theatre. Fuelled by an unquenchable restlessness, he sailed across the Atlantic in 1975, laying the foundation for his later published work. Retired from a successful career in IT, he is now an accomplished author, sculptor, and singer/songwriter. He lives in England's Pershore and his father was the late historian, journalist and novelist Henry Chapman Pincher, who became famous for his writing on espionage.