A world on the brink of all-out war . . .
2007: the Strait of Hormuz is ablaze with the wreckage of three gigantic supertankers. World oil prices skyrocket. US Military Intelligence concludes that behind this catastrophe at the gateway to the Gulf stands Iran, assisted by an expansionist China.
The US Navy thunders towards Hormuz. The President's National Security Adviser, Admiral Arnold Morgan, threatens the Iranian Navy with annihilation. Then he rounds on China, unleashing the US Navy SEALs to deal mortal blows to China's ambitions in the Indian Ocean.
The scenario is lethal as the SEALs try to fight their way out of the swamps of Burma . . . and that's when the Commanding Officer of the nuclear submarine USS "Shark" throws the entire operation into jeopardy . . .
'The Shark Mutiny' is a battle not just for supremacy, but for the highest moral issue - to risk the lives of everyone on a ship to save a handful of men? It is a chilling, restless tale of modern warfare.
