Don Winslow of the Navy #35

Don Winslow and his crewmate Red find themselves crash-landing on Formosa during a storm, only to be stranded in a remote jungle teeming with dangers—from savage tribes and electric fences to deadly snakes and a sinister ritual dance. As they struggle to survive and evade capture, they uncover a hidden hut filled with gruesome trophies and must outwit a tribe that prizes headhunting as a sacred tradition.

Don Winslow and Red Pennington face a sudden nighttime assault on Konu Island, where Japanese forces have secretly infiltrated under cover of darkness. As the Marines scramble to respond, Winslow devises a daring plan to warn the approaching supply convoy by using a disguised dynamite-laden duck to disrupt the enemy's mine-laying operation.

Don Winslow and Red Pennington, on leave from the Coast Guard, investigate a pair of boxing champions suspected of espionage after a series of freighter sinkings. Disguised as a promoter and a fighter, they infiltrate the fighters’ gym and uncover a spy ring using boxing matches to relay secret naval information to a Japanese submarine.

Bell Bottom Bill is excited to meet Don Winslow’s wealthy uncle, whom he assumes must be named Jake since he’s worth a million dollars—until he learns the uncle’s real name isn’t Jake at all. The story follows Bill’s humorous misunderstanding and his efforts to impress the man, all while navigating the absurd antics of his fellow sailors.

In the aftermath of the Renegade’s supposed capture, Don Winslow and his partner Red investigate a strange lead: the missing henchman known as the Hook, whose body was never found. When the Hook suddenly reappears, alive and seeking money, he reveals he’s been playing both sides—using the Renegade’s hidden cache in a cemetery to stay one step ahead. As Winslow tracks the Hook’s movements, he uncovers a web of deception that may lead straight back to the Renegade himself.