Scottish Short Stories Book

Action at Sea
This story moves at a steady pace. There is abundant action to please any armchair reader of naval historical fiction. The author weaves into the story great detail of WWII submachine action that only underscores hid deep knowledge of his material. The portrayal of his main character struggles to balance his duty as a commanding officer at wartime with his obligation to his crew for which he bears ultimate responsibility only underscores the dilemma of a very human condition. This moral dilemma adds dimension to his main character as a naval officer and as a human being.
The steady drumbeat of naval action on almost every page will leave the most casual reader wanting more. I know I will.