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| Language | English |
|---|---|
| Author | Michael Dimercurio |
| Year | Onyx, 2011 |
| First Published | 2002 |
| ISBN | 9780451410467 |
| Google Books ID | OvC6XzgYgKgC |
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| Language | English |
|---|---|
| Author | Michael Dimercurio |
| Year | Onyx, 2011 |
| First Published | 2002 |
| ISBN | 9780451410467 |
| Google Books ID | OvC6XzgYgKgC |
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The characters–and there are plenty of them–in the latest techno–thriller by former submarine officer DiMercurio (Voyage of the Devilfish) share a love of the mechanical, and readers had better, too, if they want to make it through the book’s many pages of technical jargon. The USS Snarc is a robotic American combat submarine under siege by an unseen enemy, and only former Navy admiral Michael Pacino, a recurring character in DiMercurio’s novels, may be able to save it. While Pacino’s son, Anthony, struggles for survival in a sub at the bottom of the ocean, Michael sets out to regain control of the Snarc and bring down an old nemesis.