Sub-Zero: Has an Infamous Nazi War Criminal Escaped Death...?

Submariner Sinclair #5

by John Wingate, Nigel Patterson (Reading)

Sinclair and the crew of H. M. Nuclear Submarine Rugged are in a race against time to prevent a world catastrophe! A Nazi war criminal believed to have been executed years ago is seen very much alive in Hamburg. When Lieutenant Hank Jefferson, U.S. Navy, goes missing, the Admiralty, already troubled by disturbing rumors of Nazi resurgence, know just the man to find him. Lieutenant Peter Sinclair, R.N., in command of H. M. Nuclear Submarine Rugged on N.A.T.O. exercises in the Baltic, is ordered to investigate. When Rugged follows a mysterious German whaling ship into dangerous and unfamiliar waters, they make a shocking discovery. For Sinclair and his crew the race is on to save Hank's life. But can they also avert a world catastrophe?

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Published March 8, 2022

About the author

John Alan Wingate DSC was a successful novelist with some twenty-five books to his credit. Many of these had a naval theme. Frequently involving the submarine service, they gained much authenticity from Wingate’s personal wartime experiences

Reviews

[Don · Rating 3 out of 5]

I found that at times the story lines in "Sub-Zero "meant you had to stretch your imagination a bit & that they were a little surreal.
I enjoyed it as part of the continuation of the "Submariner Sinclair " series, which is why I give it three stars, but I think if I had read it as a 'Standalone ' book I would probably only give it two & any reader should take this into consideration. The series as whole is good, but this book (in my opinion) is not one of the authors best.

[michael finnegan · Rating 2 out of 5]

Whaaa

not good at all. boring you update ranks medals sub captains do not do espionage the sub is to important even cary grant stayed onboard

[Dan · Rating 3 out of 5]

Had trouble with same characters at same rank 20 years on

[James O. Dinsmore · Rating 1 out of 5]

Poorly staged story.

Unable to follow sequences. To choppy. Wouldn't recommend this book to anyone. I've read Wingate extensively. Is he really the author of this book?