Code of Silence

Set against the backdrop of immediately after Pearl Harbor, this story follows midshipman Gaston Carson as he is tasked with providing President Roosevelt with critical intelligence on Japanese submarine activity along the Pacific Northwest coast. Amidst a climate of panic, government secrecy, and censorship, Gaston faces a war of deception both on land and at sea, forcing him to confront the hidden dangers lurking in his own backyard. The narrative explores themes of trust, secrecy, and the unseen battles fought during wartime.