Dragon's Triangle

Some shipwrecks are better left lost.

June 1945. The submarine USS Bonefish vanished with all hands in the Sea of Japan. Among the missing: OSS officer Ozzie Riley. The Navy closed the book, and it stays closed for sixty-seven years.

In a quiet Thai anchorage, former Marine Maggie Riley lives alone aboard a sailboat that carries the lost sub's name, done at last with chasing ghosts. Then a shaky, hand-printed letter arrives from a ninety-three-year-old stranger who swears he knew her grandfather — and presses into her hand a golden relic that men are already killing for.

Within a day Riley is running through the markets of Bangkok with an assassin on her heels, a mischievous old man full of dangerous secrets at her side — and a hooded stranger shadowing her every move. A man she'd know anywhere. Because four years ago, she watched him die.

The trail leads across the South China Sea to the Philippines, where a ruthless private syndicate has spent decades feeding off the greatest plunder of the Second World War: Yamashita's gold. Somewhere in the mountains of Luzon waits the final vault — and the truth about the Bonefish, her crew, and the Riley family name.

To reach it first, Riley will have to outsail a typhoon, outwit a killer, and answer the question she's crossed half the world to avoid. 

How deep does her family's darkness run?