Sea's the Moment

The exciting, humorous and dangerous life of a pianoman over a ten-year period has been recorded in the new book 'Sea's the Moment'.
Derek’s life was going along just fine playing piano and singing at top hotels, until he drank from the cup that killed ex-KGB chief Alexander Litvinenko and was poisoned by Polonium. The extraordinary measures that the British secret service went to and the affect the poisoning had on the Dubliner are told in ‘Sea’s the moment’. After six-months Derek was told he was at a high risk of dying from a number of causes, but he could finally carry on with life. He spent a decade onboard top cruise ships, which helped his fight against an all time low, brought on by an incident no one could have been prepared for.
The tales from the high seas, which are often comical, give an insight to life onboard and offshore including stories about crew, guests, destinations, world cruises, fellow entertainers and how breaks onboard have changed. As well as providing laughter, readers will also pick up valuable tips about cruises. ‘Seas’s the Moment’ is a good for those folks looking forward to a cruise, have sailed in the past or anyone who is looking for a light read.