Title: A Morality Tale for Our Ambiguous Age
Product review: As a mystery writer with my debut novel in its initial release, I found Owen West's SHARKMAN SIX a fascinating work. West tells the tale of a young American military officer assigned to help restore hope to nation sadly lacking almost all hope. SHARKMAN SIX is set in Somalia during Operation Restore Hope. Gavin Kelly is the military man in one of America's most unusual military adventures. One of the men under Kelly's command shoots a Somali a short while after their unit lands on the shore. Kelly must decide how to act and what to do. This is a serious story that also explores the problems of contemporary military action by a superpower in the developing world. It is a morality tale for our ambiguous age and an important book now more than ever.
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