Navegator is a topical, action-packed story that unfolds amidst a world-wide threat of terrorism and criminal violence. A lethal strike in Washington and other capitals galvanises the intelligence community. The Americans soon realise that only the brilliance of a scientist, a genius whose ancestor was a brilliant navigator, can pinpoint the nerve centre directing these deadly assaults.

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That man is Vasco Valseca, the shy mathematician from the historic, beautiful Mediterranean island of Mallorca. Together with his talented family, the DNA inherited by the Valsecas has the potential to defeat an attack.

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The plot is full of twists and turns. There are car chases, helicopter and drone attacks, enhancing a storyline that has international appeal. As the action unfolds in Washington, Mallorca, UK and St. Petersburg, there are memorable settings for this riveting drama. But can the encrypted communications of the evil mastermind be decoded? Can Vasco’s team locate the source of the threat in time to avert a global disaster?

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Geoffrey Iley’s novel, Navegator, was set in 1993. It was based on the technology of the day and is a great story in its own right. But now the plot is brought up to date in this gripping film ‒ thanks to the talents of experienced filmmaker/producer Tony Klinger, who wrote the script in partnership with Geoffrey.