Utmost Fish – Hugh Wray McCann

R45,00

Published in 1966. First Edition. The book itself is in a very good condition for its age. The binding is sturdy. The dust jacket is unclipped, and wrapped in plastic (loose in front, glued at the back). The dust jacket has some dirt marks, especially on the top edges – see photos. A few pages have a very slight crease, but no dog ears. The last two pages have a crease – see picture.

Book Condition: Good
Book Cover: Hardcover

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Utmost Fish by Hugh Wray McCann is a thrilling historical adventure novel rooted in a remarkable true World War I mission. The title refers to the secret code used by Winston Churchill, then First Lord of the Admiralty, to signal urgent naval action. Set in early 1915, the story follows the daring plan to transport two motorboats overland through the challenging terrain of the Belgian Congo to Lake Tanganyika. The mission’s goal was to challenge the German vessels dominating the lake and assert control over Central Africa during the war.

Drawing on historical events, Utmost Fish combines military strategy, suspense, and a vivid portrayal of African landscapes, crafting a tense and gripping narrative. This standalone novel will appeal to fans of wartime adventures and historical fiction who enjoy stories of courage and ingenuity set against exotic backdrops.

Utmost Fish is an exciting read for anyone fascinated by lesser-known World War I exploits and thrilling military history.

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