num_pages: 271
description: Deep beneath the placid Mediterranean, the submarine TRIGGER stalks the enemy convoys...  Lieutenant Peter Harding is one of the most successful commanders in the Fleet. But no man’s nerve can last forever – and Harding’s is beginning to crack. But the Admiralty has its own ways of securing Harding's continued service. And it has one further task for TRIGGER and her crew.  An allied agent and a brilliant scientist who is vital to the success of the top secret Manhattan Project is on the run in Italy. It's up to Harding to take TRIGGER deep into enemy waters to ensure the agent’s safety – no matter what the cost...  Will TRIGGER and her crew see it through to the end before the strain gets too much?  Antony Melville-Ross presents a thrilling and captivating adventure, perfectly suited for those who enjoy classic nautical tales. Another classic naval adventure for fans of Alan Scholefield and Philip McCutchan.  Anthony Melville-Ross was born in Hastings, East Sussex on November 11 1920. He published six novels between 1978 and 1985, all inspired by his background as a sub-mariner in the Second World War. He had an extremely successful career in the navy, rose to command his own boat and transferred into the Secret Service after the end of the war. He died in his hometown on January 10 1993, aged 73. 
title: Trigger
publisher: Endeavour Press