The prolific McCutchan begins a new series of World War II naval adventures with this story of Commodore Mason Kemp and his convoy duty between Scotland and Halifax. On the difficult North Atlantic route, Kemp must deal with German surface and submarine raiders, Luftwaffe attacks, unfriendly natural elements, and the difficult personalities of crew members and military passengers alike. In a story replete with action at sea, McCutchan also manages to portray a variety of characters and to picture the effects of war strain on them all. His book pays eloquent tribute to the sailors whose convoys kept Britain supplied while winning the Battle of the Atlantic. Recommended. William C. McCully, Park Ridge P.L., Ill. Copyright 1987 Cahners Business Information.
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