The Hunt For The USS Hercules

The Hunt For The USS Hercules

China seeks to dominate the South China Sea and the East China Sea, and claim all deposits of natural gas, oil and other natural resources for China. Their desires conflict with the interests of Philippines and Japan. The Philippines is unable to stand, toe to toe, with Chinaâ€™s military power. A seeks a way to resist Chinese aggression, a way to fight back. It finds a way â€” the only way it can.

Japan without any tactical nuclear weapons must find a way to stand, toe to toe, with Chinaâ€™s tactical nuclear weapons. China seeks revenge from old hatreds inflicted on China by Japan during the second WWII. Japan must break its Nuclear Non-Proliferation Agreement to withstand Chinese aggression.

A Japanese-American naval academy graduate kills the submarine's crew. Then commandeers the America Navyâ€™s most powerful nuclear submarine The USS Hercules and brings it to the aid of Japan. The US Navy must recovery its nuclear submarine before it causes a nuclear war. But they donâ€™t know who has commandeered â€œThe Herculesâ€ or where is it.

Chinaâ€™s Prime Minister is determined that Chinaâ€™s should be respected. Because its economy is almost the worldâ€™s largest, itâ€™s the most populous country in the world. Their army is the worldâ€™s largest, its Air Force is very capable and its Navy is growing every year. China now demands respect and sovereign over the East China Sea and the South China Sea.

Chinaâ€™s Three Gorges Dam is destroyed and China seeks revenge. Toyko is set afire and nuclear missiles fly. A Chinese businessman launches a risky conspiracy to halt events before they tumble out of control and China travels a path of destruction, a route it has taken so many in the past.
Country USA
Manufacturer Telemachus Press, LLC
Binding Kindle Edition
ReleaseDate 2015-05-19
Format Kindle eBook

Country	USA
Manufacturer	Telemachus Press, LLC
Binding	Kindle Edition
ReleaseDate	2015-05-19
Format	Kindle eBook

The Hunt For The USS Hercules

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