Prisoner of War

Lieutenant-Commander Cameron is being tested: tested by his men, tested by the war and now tested by the weather.

When his destroyer, Caithness, is hit by a typhoon he is forced to make hard choices.

His choice to save a Japanese man washed onto the Caithness by the storm pays off, however, when it uncovers proof of Cameron’s suspicions.

Somewhere out in the ocean, British prisoners of war are being shipped from Singapore to Rangoon and sold into slavery in the Burmese jungle.

It’s only when he finds that slave ship that he realises the consequence of his actions.

With the British POWs on board, can Cameron risk attacking the ship?

As the two ships face each other in a gripping showdown, Cameron’s choices come to mean more than he could have imagined.

Phillip McCutchan was a prolific writer of naval fiction, and a member of the British Royal Navy himself who passed away in 1996. Cameron’s adventures continue in Cameron’s Commitment and Cameron’s crossing.

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