(Originally published as TORPEDO)
OUT GUNNED... OUT MANEUVERED... OUT THOUGHT... THE ONLY WAY TO SURVIVE IS TO CHANGE THE RULES.
A minor accident at a German nuclear power plant, a Biological Warfare attack on the British Embassy in Washington, DC, and a secret arms deal combine to drive a trusted NATO Ally into an illegal alliance with a rogue Middle Eastern state. With the world hovering on the brink of war, a handful of U.S. Navy warships must track down and destroy a wolfpack of state-of-the-art submarines.
Their enemy is skilled in deception, and incredibly lethal. Out-gunned, out-maneuvered, and out-thought, the U.S. Navy crews must throw the rulebook out the window, and become every bit as devious and deadly as their enemy.
If they fail, the consequences are unthinkable...
"A timeless warrior epic. Jeff Edwards spins a stunning and irresistibly-believable tale of savage modern naval combat." - JOE BUFF, Bestselling author of 'SEAS OF CRISIS, ' and 'CRUSH DEPTH'
"Edwards wields politics and naval combat tactics with a skill equal to the acknowledged masters of military fiction." - THE MILITARY PRESS
"... as close as you can get to naval surface combat without being shot at. Jeff Edwards has penned a fast, no-holds-barred thriller that never lets up. Highly recommended." - JACK DuBRUL, Bestselling author of 'THE SILENT SEA, ' and 'HAVOC'
About the Author: Jeff Edwards is a retired U.S. Navy Chief Petty Officer, and an Anti-Submarine Warfare Specialist. His naval career spanned more than two decades and half the globe - from chasing Soviet nuclear attack submarines during the Cold War, to launching cruise missiles in the Persian Gulf. Collectively, his novels have won the Admiral Nimitz Award, the Reader's Choice Award, the Clive Cussler Grandmaster Award, the Military Writer's Society of America Gold Medal for Navy Fiction, the American Author Medal, and the Independent Publishers Association of America Silver Medal for Military Fiction. He lives in California, where he consults for the Department of Defense.
