A wartime sub prowls the Med...but who is the enemy? It is 1942.
He now lives in Argyll and writes full time..
Black is a former UK national newspaper journalist and TV documentary producer.
He also wrote All the Freshness of the Morning , a fictionalised account of President John F Kennedy\'s epic wartime service as skipper of the US Navy torpedo boat PT109 during the Solomons\' campaign against the Japanese in the South Pacific.
Great story telling - witty with authentic details.\' - Tracey Griffith \'...really imparts the atmosphere of what it might have been like to be based on besieged Malta as a submariner.\' - Roger J Buffington David Black is the author of the Harry Gilmour series of novels set in the Royal Navy submarine service during the Second World War.
Can Harry trust Bonalleck\'s offer to let bygones be bygones? Will the mission he is sent on help end the war - or end his career? Praise for the Harry Gilmour series: \'I loved all three in the Harry Gilmour series.
Harry blames the Bonny Boy for the tragedy - and has told him to his face.
Harry comes face to face again with Captain Charles \'Bonny Boy\' Bonalleck, skipper of the doomed Pelorus and now in charge in the Med.
But when he gets his own submarine as the Royal Navy supports Montgomery\'s Eighth Army campaign, an unexpected enemy looms on the horizon.
Yet he is only an RNVR officer - a Wavy-Navy wunderkind.
And as number three on HMS Umbrage in the Mediterranean, he had assumed command after her skipper had been lost overboard, and gone on to attack an Italian cruiser squadron.
He\'s played a leading role in HMS Trebuchet\'s epic foray into a fjord in the then-neutral Soviet Union, to scatter German ships secretly assembling to invade Iceland.
He has risked his life to save a fellow seaman after his first boat, HMS Pelorus is rammed and sunk in the North Sea.
Lt Harry Gilmour has already made a name for himself in the Royal Navy submarine service.
A wartime sub prowls the Med...but who is the enemy? It is 1942
