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Unlikely for a tsunami powerful enough to destroy UK. If there was one it would first have to have destroyed Ireland, thus greatly reducing its power. Would make more sense if you had just said tsunami destroyed Ireland and not just “ uk and surrounding British isles” as this implies it first struck the uk then surrounding British isles as this is even more unlikely for a tsunami to hit anyway. Thus It is much more likely for a tsunami to hit Ireland first

This novel is largely slept on, a real hidden gem in the political thriller genre. You have a United Kingdom political story that focuses on Scotland, Wales, Northern Ireland, and two nations I wouldn't have known if I didn't read this novel: Cornwall and the Isle of Man. What makes it so unique is the focus on Britain's nations outside of England, which comes as a stark contrast your average London-centric British political thriller. It's a shawarma with everything, you got political intrigue, you got past drama with drugs and legal issues, and you even got a lesbian romance. Truly, an underrated novel.