Raise the Red Dawn

PETER MacKENZIE: The captain of the Seawolf had earned his reputation under fire. Now everything he had was at stake in a tactically murderous situation beneath the shifting arctic ice…

JUSTINE SEGURRA: MacKenzie’s CIA wife had been a jungle guerrilla fighter. Chosen for her mission by the Navy and the CIA, she parachuted onto the polar icecap — and into a death trap…

VASSILY KALIK: The Soviet captain’s mind was as sharp as a blade on a cold morning, especially for battle under the ice. Once he began his duel of wits with the American captain of the Seawolf, he would never turn back — for in the politics of the Kremlin, victory was his only hope…

DR. KARL LIGICHEV: The white-haired Soviet Nobel laureate invented an underwater propulsion system based on a superconductive compound called irinium. Obsessed with proving its worth, he plunged the Red Dawn into disaster…

IGOR GALININ: The captain of the Red Dawn believed that life was war. Trapped under the ice, his battle with Ligichev would end with life or death for everyone on the Red Dawn…