The Shark Mutiny audiobook

good story, somewhat off the point i think a little at the end, but over all good read

Again a great book by Patrick Robinson. I have one left to read in the Admiral Morgan series and I am very much looking forward to it. Well written, great plot, ranks right up there with Tom Clancy's better books. Unfortunately Mr. Robinson no longer appears to be writing new books. Hope to see something new from him but I am afraid he may have retired.

** spoiler alert ** I enjoyed reading this book.I thought a couple things:1. Seems unlikely to me that the US would ever leave Taiwan that exposed.2. I thought the Kilo decoys would show up as a fixed grid pattern, alerting the CVBG that they were being spoofed?3. Second book in a row in this series to end in the same way.

Naval paranoiaAn excellent read and utterly believable story and I realize that the XO had to be found guilty but I would have thought a more realistically end could have been made.

Great readingIt is a great book and some politicians in the west should read it and take note of the threat from China. They obviously have sinister expansion on their minds .

Thoroughly enjoyed this book with a lot of forces details about methods and practicalities of a mission on the sea or the seal's.

An interesting study in the impact of friendship and duty on leadership. The fact it mentions the issue of Mercury going into retrograde is just an added bonus.

Excellent storyExcellent story enjoyed every page the story line was very exciting and I couldn't put it down I recommend it

"Nel suo genere è uno dei migliori, scorre velocemente e non rimane scontato nei dettagli. Gradevole"

Great book the ending pissed me off

This series continues to extend itself and hasn't fallen into a boring pattern like some other series books.In this novel we have an expansionist China in cohorts with Iran attempting to strangle oil routes whilst also launching another surprise attack elsewhere once the US Navy is tied up in the Middle East.Enjoyable, fast paced and realistic.

The gruff, bombastic and irreverent Arnold Morgan is one of the most entertaining fictional characters book readers are likely to encounter. Patrick Robinson has crafted him so skillfully that you half expect the admiral to leap off the pages and berate you for not reading faster. This novel rates as one of the best in the series.

Another excellent book by Robinson although I could go without the cheerleading and unneeded extra adjectives describing the SEALs.I have been in Southeast Asia and China for decades and it was gratifying to see that he did meticulous research on the area and worked that into his story line on the attack in Taiwan

"Navy SEALs blow up a Chinese refinery and naval base because they mined the Strait of Hormuz. Meanwhile China takes over Tawain because our Navy is out of place. Seems like we lose big time but no one in the book seems too upset. They don

Patrick Robinson's are always outstanding reads and always full of detail but in good way. Admiral Morgan is always on the pulse with his Aussie sidekick. I have always looked out for new books from Robinson. Got me addicted to submarines

** spoiler alert ** All I can say is this:Another fantastic job by Patrick Robinson! He had me thinking one thing at the end of the book, when it was the other way. Marvelous job, and keep up the great writing! This type of book is what I long to read!