Dark Pacific

by David E. Meadows

Book Overview

As North Korea prepares for war, the man-made island fortress known as Sea Base will have to prove itself under fire-or perish under the depths of hostile waters. This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Mass Market Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 042521219X
• ISBN13: 9780425212196
• Release Date: September 2006
• Publisher: Berkley Publishing Group
• Length: 258 Pages
• Weight: 0.34 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.7" x 6.0" x 6.6"
• Age Range: 18 years and up
• Grade Range: Grade 12 and higher

Customer Reviews

Highly Entertaining!

I have been a fan of DAVID MEADOWS since reading his Sixth Fleet series. I enjoy this genre very much. The characters Mr. Meadows creates are larger than life and his plots are very exciting. Be warned however...once you begin this fabulous story you will not want to put the book down!!! That's a fact! I highly recommend this book and ALL books by David Meadows!

Dark Pacific

An excellent and gripping story. I hope the start of a long series.

Dark Pacific : Pacific Threat

Davied E. Meadows does it again with another great adventure. Pacific Threat keeps you on the edge of your seat. Sea Base is up and running but there are subs, aircraft and a spy who want it to go away. If you like Pacific Threat you will also love Dark Pacific the 1st one of the series. David is the Master of Seafare adventure.

About Time !!!!!

Thank You Captain Meadows. Finally, another Navy novel that features USN petty officers as the main characters. As soon as I read chapter two, I knew the author had been enlisted at one time. A quick search on his website revealed this retired Captain spent several years enlisted and made Chief (E-7) before becoming an Officer. This is the first novel since Jeff Edwards "Torpedo" that stars our fine Navy enlisted personnel. This is the first David Meadows book I've read, so maybe I've been missing his doing this all along. I intend to remedy that soon. The only minor flaw I found was a timeline mistake on Master Chief Jacobs time in the Navy but that could be easily explained by broken service,(I am a prime example of that experience). Don't be fooled by the back cover storyline, the NCIS agent is part of the story, but not the main character. Great twist ending but be warned, the author leaves just enough unanswered questions to make you anxiously await the next book in this series.

for Midwest Book Review

Another winning military-thriller series by Captain Meadows! After reading this author's best-selling series THE SIXTH FLEET and JOINT TASK FORCE, I just couldn't wait for this series to debut. But then I got busy writing another novel of my own and had to wait all this time to start this series. A much longer wait than anticipated, but it was worth it! David Meadows is at the top of his game! This is an exciting reading adventure that had me on edge, wondering what would happen next and when WERE they ever going to catch the bad guys wreaking havoc on this very original Sea Base. David Meadows is great at suspense, and the characters are so believable I felt like I were traveling the ocean with them. I particularly loved the feisty little woman the second lead in this book left behind. What an interesting couple to have as friends. They spiced up the book, sending it off on an occasional funny tangent. To set sail with an intriguing cast in a really different kind of sea story is high adventure. I heartily recommend this series; not only for men but for women and young adults too. Reviewed by: Betty Dravis, January 2009 author of Millennium Babe: The Prophecy