Armada: Revised Edition

<p><strong>The English Channel, Spring 1944. The greatest invasion in history is coming. And the Germans have a weapon that could stop it. </strong></p><p>Lieutenant Commander Jordan Cole has… Lue lisää <p><strong>The English Channel, Spring 1944. The greatest invasion in history is coming. And the Germans have a weapon that could stop it. </strong></p><p>Lieutenant Commander Jordan Cole has survived the war so far - but not without cost. The ghost of his executive officer, killed in a PT boat ambush Cole believes he caused, follows him into every battle. Now, commanding a squadron of American PT boats in the treacherous English Channel, Cole is running out of time to make things right before the invasion that will decide the war. </p><p>Hunting the Allied convoys threading their way through E-boat Alley is Fregattenkapitan Reubold - a brilliant, fearless, and utterly dangerous German S-boat commander who knows these waters like the veins in his own hands. And waiting in the shadows is the Reich's deadliest secret: a new class of hydrofoil torpedo boats - the Trinity - so fast and lethal they could rip through the massive Allied armada before the beaches of Normandy are ever reached. </p><p>Standing between them and catastrophe is the battered destroyer HMS <em>Firedancer</em> and her indomitable Captain George Hardy - a man who has never once turned away from a fight. </p><p>Set against the deafening chaos of night sea battles, radar rooms crackling with tension, and the bone-deep exhaustion of men who have seen too much war, <em>Armada</em> is a <strong>WWII naval action thriller</strong> of breathtaking intensity. From claustrophobic S-boat pens in Cherbourg to the carnage of convoy ambushes in the dark Channel waters, Steven M. Wilson delivers <strong>World War II English Channel fiction</strong> at its most visceral and authentic. </p><p>For readers who love <strong>D-Day historical novels, WWII naval warfare fiction</strong>, and stories where courage is the only weapon that never runs out. </p><p><em>The armada must sail. Nothing - and no one - can be allowed to stop it. </em></p>