Sink the Shigure

Jack Tremain Submarine Thriller

By: R. Cameron Cooke

Narrated by: Tim Campbell

October 1943: Lt. Commander Jack Tremain is back on duty with a new sub and a new mission. But when he spots the Shigure - the Japanese destroyer that sank his beloved first command, the Seatrout - he declares his own personal war on the dreaded ship known as the "Submarine Killer".

©2007 R. Cameron Cooke (P)2014 R. Cameron Cooke

Critic reviews

"Cooke once again puts his extensive naval expertise to fine use providing rich procedural detail and tactical suspense..." ( Publishers Weekly)

Loved this book from the moment the story began

Great story, great characters, wonderful narration. What courage the submariners had. Brings their story to life.

A good read

It would be best if the readers knowledge of WW 2 fleet boats was limited so the Whitefins actions would be more believable. Other than military nomenclature being misused and liberty being taken with the boats operating practices this is a very good historical fiction book.

A little frustrating but satisfying

There were parts that were frustrating. Some inexplicable mistakes by sailors who should know better to set up plot points. But in the end, very satisfying

excellence

Excellent follow up to pride runs deep, sure we could see a third. Enjoy the read

Brilliant Plot Twist

Expecting a typical cat and mouse "Sink the Bismarck" type story, I was pleasantly surprised by the sub plots, and a well placed MacGuffin as well... greatly enjoyed the story. Looking for a third book?