Master and Commander262 reviews Patrick O'Brian W. W. Norton & Company, 1990 Addicted to Aubrey - Maturin + Fantastic read + Worthy of reading again and again ... + A Good Introduction (an Introduction Nevertheless) + Same book, different cover             Red Storm Rising281 reviews Tom Clancy Berkley, 1987 The best World War III book ever! + Tom Clancy's best work!!! + My all-time favorite Clancy novel + A good "modern war" book             The Hunt for Red October (Jack Ryan)298 reviews Tom Clancy Berkley, 1992 Truly a Great Wrok from a Great Writer + A Technothriller Classic + Chris's Reveiw + A classic             H.M.S. Surprise (Aubrey Maturin Series)48 reviews Patrick O'Brian W. W. Norton & Company, 1991 Third Entry in Phenomenal Series + One of the best of the series + Patrick O'Brian Fan... + Very enjoyable, O'Brian is always a great read + Impressive weaving of professional and private lives in breathing historical context             The Med (Dan Lenson Novels)9 reviews David Poyer St. Martin's Paperbacks, 1991 Authentic characters + Poyer's realism is his strong suit + The US Navy in a realisitic book. + Not as good as his later stuff + Back to the shores of Tripoli with Poyer and Lenson             Suffer in Silence32 reviews David Reid Virtualbookworm.com Publishing, 2004 Right on + A hero's journey + Suffer in Silence + Be Proud of the best of our best.             Hostile Waters35 reviews Peter Huchthuasen, Igor Kurdin, ... St. Martin's Paperbacks, 1998 Intense! + innacurate research? + "The Hunt for Red October" only true An explosion on a Russian nuclear submarine carrying fifteen rockets with thirty thermonuclear warheads too close to the shores of the United States could have the worst of consequences despite the valiant struggles of the sub's captain and crew. The action in this true story is nonstop as the ...             Post Captain (Aubrey Maturin Series)68 reviews Patrick O'Brian W. W. Norton & Company, 1990 What every "historical novel" should be + Another Adventure + Patrick O'Brian Fan... Many complain that this volume lacks sufficient adventure, focusing too much on the manners of the time. I can understand that sentiment, although I don't sympathize with it. Patrick O'Brian was not merely trying to write rousing adventure novels - pot boilers, as they're commonly called. This he ...             Blind Man's Bluff: The Untold Story of American Submarine Espionage314 reviews Sherry Sontag, Christopher Drew, ... HarperTorch, 1999 Unbelievable + Super popular for a reason + Kinda makes you sad that the Cold War ever ended + Blind Man's Bluff             Glory in the Name: A Novel of the Confederate Navy13 reviews James L. Nelson Harper Paperbacks, 2004 Glory in the Name + Powerful and gripping naval tale + Exceptional This is a must read for Civil War aficionados. Nelson intricately weaves his story into historical facts to create a compelling tapestry of words. What are you waiting for?? BUY IT!             Master and Commander262 reviews Patrick O'Brian W. W. Norton & Company, 1990 Addicted to Aubrey - Maturin + Fantastic read + Worthy of reading again and again ... + A Good Introduction (an Introduction Nevertheless) + Same book, different cover             The Hunt for Red October (Jack Ryan)298 reviews Tom Clancy Berkley, 1992 Truly a Great Wrok from a Great Writer + A Technothriller Classic + Chris's Reveiw + A classic             H.M.S. Surprise (Aubrey Maturin Series)48 reviews Patrick O'Brian W. W. Norton & Company, 1991 Third Entry in Phenomenal Series + One of the best of the series + Patrick O'Brian Fan... + Very enjoyable, O'Brian is always a great read + Impressive weaving of professional and private lives in breathing historical context             Hostile Waters35 reviews Peter Huchthuasen, Igor Kurdin, ... St. Martin's Paperbacks, 1998 Intense! + innacurate research? + "The Hunt for Red October" only true An explosion on a Russian nuclear submarine carrying fifteen rockets with thirty thermonuclear warheads too close to the shores of the United States could have the worst of consequences despite the valiant struggles of the sub's captain and crew. The action in this true story is nonstop as the ...             The Med (Dan Lenson Novels)9 reviews David Poyer St. Martin's Paperbacks, 1991 Authentic characters + Poyer's realism is his strong suit + The US Navy in a realisitic book. + Not as good as his later stuff + Back to the shores of Tripoli with Poyer and Lenson             Red Storm Rising281 reviews Tom Clancy Berkley, 1987 The best World War III book ever! + Tom Clancy's best work!!! + My all-time favorite Clancy novel + A good "modern war" book             Post Captain (Aubrey Maturin Series)68 reviews Patrick O'Brian W. W. Norton & Company, 1990 What every "historical novel" should be + Another Adventure + Patrick O'Brian Fan... Many complain that this volume lacks sufficient adventure, focusing too much on the manners of the time. I can understand that sentiment, although I don't sympathize with it. Patrick O'Brian was not merely trying to write rousing adventure novels - pot boilers, as they're commonly called. This he ...             Glory in the Name: A Novel of the Confederate Navy13 reviews James L. Nelson Harper Paperbacks, 2004 Glory in the Name + Powerful and gripping naval tale + Exceptional This is a must read for Civil War aficionados. Nelson intricately weaves his story into historical facts to create a compelling tapestry of words. What are you waiting for?? BUY IT!             Blind Man's Bluff: The Untold Story of American Submarine Espionage314 reviews Sherry Sontag, Christopher Drew, ... HarperTorch, 1999 Unbelievable + Super popular for a reason + Kinda makes you sad that the Cold War ever ended + Blind Man's Bluff             Suffer in Silence32 reviews David Reid Virtualbookworm.com Publishing, 2004 Right on + A hero's journey + Suffer in Silence + Be Proud of the best of our best.