The Skipper's Dog's Called Stalin

A Harry Gilmour Novel, Book 2

By: David Black

Narrated by: James Langton

Spring, 1941. France has fallen but the Free French naval forces are in no mood to surrender. Royal Navy Sub-Lieutenant Harry Gilmour is also ready for action, despite the horrors of his first taste of submarine warfare.

When he is appointed as British Navy Liaison Officer aboard the Free French submarine Radegonde, he finds it anarchic, disorientating - and very French. Within its claustrophobic confines, suspicion and misunderstanding are rife.

So when Radegonde is sent on a mission to Martinique, it's vital that these proud men learn to work together, especially as it seems everyone from Churchill to de Gaulle - not to mention Hitler - has a stake in the outcome.

Will Harry be able to navigate these dangerous waters safely and return with hard-won wisdom, or will old enemies arise to sink him?

©2016 David Black (P)2016 Brilliance Audio, all rights reserved.

Can A Dog Be Happy On A Submarine?

The answer won't be found here, but I did find out something I did not know. English officers served on Free French Submarines during WWII, an interesting posting!

Another great story by David Black!

David Black spins another great story in the Harry Gilmore saga. The narrator James Langton does an excellent job of bringing it to life!

Wprth the read

Good story, well narrated. The british narrator gives the story an authentic feel. The facts are spot on, without getting preachy.