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From the back cover: In the tradition of The Hunt for Red October and To Kill the Potemkin, a novel of modern submarine warfare.
The Saturn Experiment. Murmansk, USSR: The most powerful ship in the Russian navy, the Kharkov, is secretly being fitted with an extraordinary new weapon.
Faslane, Scotland: NATO's naval operations base launches its most advanced submarine on a top secret mission: to find the Kharkov, and test her killers in the sea.
From the icey waters of the Barents Sea to Moscow and the office of a pacifist British Prime Minister, NATO and the USSR are caught in an electrifying escalation of war. The NATO nuclear submarine Saturn and the Soviet battleship Kharkov have come face-to-face inside Soviet waters on a mission gone horribly wrong. Four hundred feet beneath the sea the crew and captain of Saturn are trapped-- dodging enemy depth charges and sonar. While the world leaders play their own treacherous games, the men on the Saturn have only one choice left-- to fight back against the heart of the Soviet navy.
The Saturn Experiment. Murmansk, USSR: The most powerful ship in the Russian navy, the Kharkov, is secretly being fitted with an extraordinary new weapon.
Faslane, Scotland: NATO's naval operations base launches its most advanced submarine on a top secret mission: to find the Kharkov, and test her killers in the sea.
From the icey waters of the Barents Sea to Moscow and the office of a pacifist British Prime Minister, NATO and the USSR are caught in an electrifying escalation of war. The NATO nuclear submarine Saturn and the Soviet battleship Kharkov have come face-to-face inside Soviet waters on a mission gone horribly wrong. Four hundred feet beneath the sea the crew and captain of Saturn are trapped-- dodging enemy depth charges and sonar. While the world leaders play their own treacherous games, the men on the Saturn have only one choice left-- to fight back against the heart of the Soviet navy.
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