Dutton Books, 23.95 (384pp) ISBN 978-1-55611-458-8 As a former officer of the USS Hammerhead, DiMercurio knows his. Those who thrill to the blip of sonar and the thud of torpedoes, however, will relish the author's latest deep-water dive. Phoenix Sub Zero, Barracuda Final Bearing, Piranha Firing Point, and Threat Vector. Barracuda, Final Bearing Michael DiMercurio, Michael Demercurio. DiMercurio's matter-of-fact style squeezes much of the tension out of the story, and some readers may find his characters' sub-speak awfully dry. Free with Kindle Unlimited membership Join Now.

The initial confrontation with Japan leaves Pacino in charge of a minimal fleet against overwhelming odds, but a lone, specially armed American sub may save the day-if it can reach the Sea of China in time. By Michael DiMercurio - Voyage of the Devilfish () Hardcover by Michael DiMercurio. Barracuda final bearing by DiMercurio, Michael. All this takes place early in the next century, as the first female president follows the lead of a returning DiMercurio hero, the maverick Admiral Michael Pacino, in agreeing to the step that puts the world at the brink of war. blockade of Japan and a confrontation between the U.S.

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