Henry Carter Hull

Offers a comprehensive and authoritative analysis of the sinking of the USS Scorpion submarine, investigating the mysterious circumstances surrounding its destruction.

Tells the true story of the near-disaster that occurred in 1986 when an aging Soviet ballistic missile submarine, the K-219, came within moments of a nuclear meltdown in waters a few hundred miles out from Bermuda.

Marine architect Hannah Bryson, working with her brother Connor to inspect the decommissioned Soviet submarine "Silent Thunder" and ready it to be used as a maritime museum, sets her sights on revenge when Connor is killed and she learns they have been used as bait by the CIA and former Russian crew member Nicholas Kirov to trap a Soviet crime lord who believes the vessel holds the secret to the whereabouts of a priceless artifact.

Reactionary enemy regimes have brutally taken command in South Africa and Germany. U.S. and European shipping lanes are suddenly under attack. World War is at hand -- and for the ruthless Berlin-Boer Axis, the devastating weapons of choice will be tactical nukes used at sea. The Voortrekker, a deep-diving state-of-the-art German submarine, is on the prowl, carrying more onboard firepower than many of the world's nations possess -- and the crippled...