Damn, but Reeman can write.
I've read a number of his novels, and most are excellent navel fiction. I really didn't expect this one to excel the others, but it did. Reeman pulls you into the lives of his characters, and you ache when one or two you like die in action.
I've read a number of his novels, and most are excellent navel fiction. I really didn't expect this one to excel the others, but it did. Reeman pulls you into the lives of his characters, and you ache when one or two you like die in action.
384 pages, first published 1972, this edition 1980. Convoys crossing the Atlantic in 1941....
