A powerful novel of the North Atlantic in WWII, it's the story of the British ships Compass Rose and Saltash and their desparate cat-and-mouse game with Nazi U-boats. First published to great acclaim in 1951, The Cruel Sea remains a classic novel of endurance and daring. The author, Nicholas Monsarrat, served in the Royal Navy during WWII and later joined government service.
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The Cruel Sea
The Cruel Sea
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The men are the stars of this story. The only heroines are the ships, and the only villain is the curel sea itself.
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The men are the stars of this story. The only heroines are the ships, and the only villain is the curel sea itself.
ISBN: 48006
Pages: 424
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Publisher: Bantam Books
Book Type: Paperback
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