Frigate: November

by Robert Wacaster, Paul Alan DeGeorge II

United States Naval Commander Marlon Smith is a renegade. After striking another naval officer, he is sent to command the U.S.S. November. She's a ship full of problems. But after taking command, he finds out she's more than she appeared to be. The November hides secrets he hadn't counted on, and with a Navy Seal in charge of the Ship's Defense Force, an Air Force Sergeant in charge of intelligence, a Jewish Chaplain, and a supporting cast of other crazies, he'll be taking her out on a wild pirate hunt. Come along on an adventure you will never forget, aboard the November!

480 pages, Kindle Edition

First published December 11, 2009

About the author

After growing up in Idaho (Chubbuck) I decided my home there was too boring and joined the United States Air Force to escape and find adventure. After my four years, two of those years overseas in Italy, I didn't really know what to do with myself. I ended up moving to Las Vegas and tried dealing blackjack and roulette (I didn't much care for the job and wouldn't recomend it to anybody). That didn't work out and after unloading trucks and stocking shelves for a few years I ended up getting a job in casino security at the fabulous Luxor hotel and casino on the Las Vegas Strip! I liked the job and found so much humor in it, I decided to write a book about it. Along the way working security, I met up with now close friend and co-author Paul DeGeorge. He also found large amounts of humor in the job we were doing and together we wrote "Adventures in Casino Security." From here, we continue to write and edit a few other projects and hope to have more work put out soon!

Reviews

[Christian Leary · Rating 3 out of 5]

easy reading, somewhat enjoyable, trashy naval novel. I quite liked this, which surprised me, finding my imagination portraying the action and dialogue as though it were one of the many black and white world war two navy films, with lots of shouting and fist fights