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Dig Two Graves: A WWII Submarine Adventure Novel

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When a world war becomes a personal vendetta… death is the only winner…

After a devastating attack by a downed Japanese aircraft, Art Turner and the men of Bull Shark try to forget and relax in the rustic Western Australian port of Fremantle. Yet war is never far away, and the battle cry once more draws the submarine into danger.

Uncle Charlie Lockwood has a special side mission for Art Turner. A British commando needs to get to Timor and reunite with the Australian guerrilla fighters he’s trained… and who he was forced to leave behind when the Japanese invaded. Due to lack of manpower, however, several men from turner’s crew must make certain the vital equipment gets where it needs to go.

Riddled with guilt and anger, Art Turner decides that he’s not about to leave his men in someone else’s hands. Against doctrine and against advice, their Captain is going in with his men… leaving Elmer Williams in command… where a deadly surprise lurks just offshore.

Surrounded by enemies on all sides, the sailors ashore and the sailors aboard Bull Shark must not only fight but outthink clever and bloodthirsty enemies. Plans within plans unwind as personal grievances threaten to spill over in rivers of blood!

Guns thunder, torpedoes scream and rifles crack in this tension-filled Naval thriller

313 pages, Kindle Edition

Published October 3, 2024

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Scott W. Cook

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A full-time author who lives in Florida's sunshine, Scott W. Cook is and has always been a lover of good stories. When he's not hard at work composing new tales, Scott loves the Florida lifestyle - sailing, surfing, kayaking, fishing and if you can throw in a great waterside bar and grill and good tunes, you'll find a happy man!

As a voracious reader, Scott loves an engaging story… and as a voracious writer, his passion is capturing your interest and keeping a satisfied smile on your face!

Scott has a wide variety of writing passions and there’s something for everyone. His Florida private detective series is loaded action, suspense and will put a smile on your face, too. His multiple WWII series take you back to one of the most extraordinary times in history and brings it to life through vibrant scenes and entertaining characters.

And if you, like Scott, have a sweet tooth for horror… then you’ll love his short story collections, his Immortal Dracula series as well as other goodies to tantalize and raise the gooseflesh! And that’s just the beginning.

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374 reviews
October 8, 2024
Another good book in the series

I gave this book a 5 because I like the series; however with three glaring grammar and spelling errors in Chapter 26, I typically would not do that. Starting off, the first words in the chapter were “Raise the village.” That should have been “Raze”. A little bit later the word “Road” should have been “rode” and a few paragraphs later the word wishing was spelled “whishing. Was chapter 26 just not edited? I’ve read all the books in the series and this is the first time I’ve caught errors. They’re too good for such errors. Keep writing the books but improve the editing.
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664 reviews7 followers
October 7, 2024
another excellent read in the Art Turner series

Scott Cook is an excellent story teller, for my taste.

I find my understanding of geography in the South Pacific, Indian, and Australian waters is improved as the Bull Shark, and other books set the stage for the stories therein.
Highly recommended
3 reviews
November 16, 2024
Cook at his best.

Sometimes, I have to question the storyline and wish I could jump ahead to make sure the Bull Shark and crew are safe. But I don't I continue to let Scott pull me further in and make me turn page after page . His character development always makes his books a joy to read.
4 reviews
December 25, 2024
I’m a fan

I really like the series and am a fan of the characters. This one was tough, because of the mental trauma and I hated seeing a favorite character go through it. But in a book about war, unpleasant truth is the way of it. I know Art will be ok, but I shed a few tears, biased as I am I recommend the whole series
11 reviews
January 20, 2025
Cook scores again

Excellent plot line, dynamic dialogue, very good character development. Only a few nits to pick, for example, a WWII era Colt 1911 held seven (7) rounds in the magazine. Eight round mags only came out much later in the 20th century. Some homonym confusions also jarred a bit. Still, kudos to Cook.
29 reviews
October 6, 2024
Continuation of a generally excellent series. This book was very much about the emotional impact of prior combat on the main character. Continued adventures of the Bull Shark were almost an afterthought.
3 reviews
December 23, 2024
Another great cook novel

The bull shark series has be been a great read if you enjoy naval war fiction, some read scot t Jarvis book 7 until after the bull shark series is over, spoiler in there.
21 reviews
January 22, 2025
Love this series

What great story. I stayed hooked and couldn't put it down. I got so involved I finished the book without realizing it. I hope this series continues for a long time.
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1,875 reviews17 followers
March 10, 2025
Sea and jungle battlesp

WOW! Every book gets better and better. This is Avery complex book with action taking place not only at sea several times but also on land. Both fast moving stories.
8 reviews
October 5, 2024
Great work emotion and action

Could not put it down. It keeps you wanting to keep reading. Awesome work. Can't wait for the next chapter of Bull Shark.
194 reviews8 followers
October 27, 2024
Loss

Again,as always, Mr. Cook provides an action filled war thriller with passion and human feelings. Scott Cook makes the reader feel the sadness of what a war costs. Great book!
6 reviews
January 11, 2025
Best Yet

I have read all previous 8 books of the series and this one is the best yet. It's bold, it's raw and it's gritty. The author his this one out of the park.
2 reviews
July 15, 2025
outstanding story

Scott Cook has hit another one over the center field fence. Brutal and believable!! Thank you for your exceptional series
745 reviews2 followers
April 8, 2025
On land and at sea, action galore. Still very stressed by his recent losses, the Captain charges into a very dangerous assignment. This is a lively episode in this often good series
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