SSN Seadragon The Crucible of Leviathan
by JP Ronald
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Pub Date Aug 30 2017 | Archive Date Jun 04 2018
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Description
So much is owed to our brave American service members, who place their lives on the line to protect and defend the United States. However, many also face persecution for their religious convictions within the confines of military service branches.
This cause runs deep for author JP Ronald and powers his new naval, historical novel, SSN Command Into the Crucible, which takes place during the Korean and Cold Wars. Lieutenant Commander Daniel O'Kean, a CIA agent trained in maritime special operations, is recruited by the United States Navy for a covert mission to infiltrate South Korea's Pusan seaport and spy on the secret missions of the Chinese and Russians.
He is assisted by submarine captain Timothy Blake to help give the US Navy a leg up against the Communist nations. The book also focuses on the faiths of American soldiers and the need for God to lead America once again.
Available Editions
| ISBN | 9781545610749 |
| PRICE | $9.99 (USD) |
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Featured Reviews
Marie A, Reviewer
This is a Navy inspired book that I found very technical. Fortunately, my husband is retired Navy and was on submarines. I was able to ask questions about things I didn't understand.I enjoyed reading about the fictional happenings with submarines during the Korean and Vietnam War and WW 2. The characters were all very strong but Danny O’Kean, a young man on special duty was my favorite. He was a very well trained in the military aspects mentioned in this book. I found that there was a spotlight on religious beliefs in the service of these men. It is spoken of frequently but was not preachy. I think anyone interested in the military would love this book. Lots of action and excitement.. I received this book from Net Galley for an honest review and no compensation otherwise.
