A Russian Colonel is out to break Captain Alex Coleman.
But it might be the traitor in their midst who does the job.
Long months into his stay at the top-secret Russian prisoner of war camp the inmates have nicknamed “Club Med,” Alex Coleman is no stranger to hardship and brutality. He’s endured torture and betrayal. He’s led the other prisoners through one failed escape attempt, and he’s not afraid to try another. Most importantly, he’s so far resisted every effort Colonel Nikolin made to wrench top secret information out of him.
Here's the problem: Alex is—or was, he supposes—the top submariner in the world. He knows the technical ins and outs of American submarines as well as every tactic the Grand Alliance employs underwater. And the enemy knows this.
Alex knows he must hold the line. Even worse, he is the senior officer in the camp, and he must set an example for the others. But how long can Alex hold out in the face of such brutal treatment? Will he crack, or will hold true to his oaths?
We Met as Soulmates covers the missing months the prisoners at “Club Med” suffered between the events of To Thine Own Self Be True and Code of Conduct. Like all books in War of the Submarine, it digs into the essence of leadership, honor, and what it means to wear the uniform and make necessary sacrifices.
