Hunter Killer

Fans of Tom Clancy, Clive Cussler and Frederick Forsyth will love this horribly compelling and devastatingly engrossing political action thriller from international bestseller and multi-million copy selling author Patrick Robinson. An edge-of-your-seat terror ride that drives the reader relentlessly to its stunning dénouement...

Britains answer to Tom Clancy -- Bookseller
An absolutely marvellous thriller writer -- Jack Higgins
Mind-blowing -- The Daily Mirror
Fast, sharply-focused, engine-driven action -- Express
These books are kicking and screaming to be made into films. Im now on my seventh and still going strong! -- ***** Reader review
Simply brilliant -- ***** Reader review
Authentic, exciting and political dynamite...One of the best naval fiction novels I have ever read -- ***** Reader review
An all-round great read that will keep you turning pages into the early hours -- ***** Reader review
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ONE COMMODITY HAS THE POWER TO CAUSE DEATH AND DESTRUCTION...

Saudi Arabia is on the brink of revolution. While the Royal Family is ransacking the dwindling coffers, the country seethes with unrest. Vowing to end the destructive rule, Crown Prince Mohammed sets in motion a top-secret operation to destroy the Saudi oil industry.

In search of an ally with a naval power willing to help in return for a share of the oil wealth, he turns to France. Her lethal Hunter Killer submarines can inflict devastating damage to the countrys massive oil installations and help shift the power structure of the worlds oil giant.

On the other side of the globe, as the ferocious battle for the desert kingdom begins and the worlds oil markets plunge into chaos, Admiral Morgan, former Security Advisor to the President, and Lt. Commander Ramshawe are
summoned to the White House. Here, they discover the masterminds behind the evil plot: a mysterious French Colonel they call The Hunter, and none other than Morgans arch enemy, HAMAS General Ravi Rashood.

Let battle commence...