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by William Roskey (Author)
You'll think you were there In this second book of a historical fiction series, you'll be with Dade Bowie, a Medal of Honor submarine skipper, when he takes command of a boat in new construction and heads back into the Pacific in fall of 1942. When he reaches Pearl Harbor, Bowie and his crew are sent on a highly classified and highly dangerous mission to extract a Japanese physicist from Japan itself. The scientist is head of the Japanese project to produce the atom bomb. Meanwhile, at the Office of Naval Intelligence, where Dade's wife works as a translator of Top Secret decoded Japanese intercepts, experts struggle with a dilemma. Is "Operation Blue Samurai" an authentic Japanese plan to invade Australia or an elaborate ruse? Although this is Part 2 in a series, it's a completely self-contained novel. It isn't necessary to have read any of the other books in the series to fully enjoy it.
