Don Winslow of the Navy #62
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeDon Winslow rescues a man named Red from the water after he has been knocked unconscious, and an escort destroyer is called to pick them up. Meanwhile, a criminal named Flatbush Foley, a boxing manager, plans to fix a fight involving a fighter named Kid Gloves, with Don Winslow enlisted to help manage the boxer and keep him honest. The story involves intrigue around the fixed fight, with various characters including Slick Bevins attempting to manipulate the situation for their own gain.
Don Winslow tracks a series of mysterious rocket bomb strikes in the Sierra Nevada, leading him to uncover a hidden Japanese submarine operated by the fanatical former American, Tom Toguchi—better known as The American. As Don and his pilot, Red, close in on the sub, they face deadly anti-aircraft fire and a desperate race to rescue Red while outmaneuvering the enemy’s final, deadly gambit.
In a lighthearted naval mishap, Don Winslow, Shipwreck Jones, and Seaweed Sam find themselves at sea when Seaweed’s off-key singing drives the others to distraction—until the noise accidentally reveals a nearby enemy submarine. As chaos unfolds, the trio must navigate both the absurdity of Seaweed’s voice and the real danger of the lurking sub, all while trying to keep the ship afloat and their sanity intact.
Flatbush Foley, a young boxer tired of being overshadowed by his managers Don Winslow and Red Pennington, quits their team to go it alone—only to fall under the corrupt control of a shady promoter named Slick Bevins. When Flatbush discovers his past victories were rigged and his current fight is set to be fixed again, he must find a way to fight back while still protecting his reputation.
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Reprinted in Don Winslow of the Navy #117
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