Grief-stricken and filled with fury, Jonas delves deeper into war, accompanied by a personal vendetta and his loyal crew. During a brutal raid on a port city, one of his men crosses an unthinkable line, forcing Jonas to reckon with his distorted definition of vengeance. 

Concerned that his wrath will bring irreparable harm to the cause for America’s freedom, Jonas grapples with his role as a soldier and as a man. When he learns the Royal Navy is tracking his ship, he fears his deadly decisions may have cost him everything. It’s too late to turn back now. Instead, he must continue to face the inevitable perils of war.

 

Thomas M. Wing, a Naval Academy and Naval War College graduate, retired after thirty-two years as a Navy Surface Warfare officer. A dedicated sailor for half a century, he created the Continental Navy Foundation, served as its executive director, and commanded its brigantine, Megan D.

Tom’s first novel, Against All Enemies, earned gold medals from the Military Writers Society of America and Literary Titan. In Harm’s Way, the first in the Sea Hawkes Chronicles series has also garnered several awards. 

He resides in Brooklyn, New York, with his wife and daughter and a cat and a dog. Whatever free time he has is still spent on the water.

For more about the author and to follow his blog about nautical and naval trivia, visit his website ThomasMWing.com.