McCammon goes full pulp nightmare in Night Boat, dragging you into a sunken hell where the dead don’t rest—they rise. When a Nazi U-boat is discovered rotting off a Caribbean island, it should be a historical curiosity. Instead, it becomes a coffin cracking open, spilling out horrors that never stopped obeying orders. McCammon blends military grime, tropical dread, and rising-from-the-depths terror into a story that feels humid, claustrophobic, and absolutely relentless. It’s early McCammon at his most feral: big action, bigger monsters, and that creeping sense that the past isn’t just haunting us—it’s coming back armed. A pure, brutal paperback thrill ride.
