The Bonny Boy

In 1942, Lieutenant Harry Gilmour of the Royal Navy submarine service faces a complex mix of danger and intrigue in the Mediterranean. After distinguishing himself in various high-stakes missions, he is now at the helm of his own submarine, where he encounters Captain Charles "Bonny Boy" Bonalleck, linked to a past tragedy. As tensions rise and loyalties are tested, Gilmour must navigate a mission that could either turn the tide of war or jeopardize his career. David Black's novel explores themes of trust, redemption, and the harsh realities of wartime.