Malta Convoy - Peter Shankland & Anthony Hunter: 
A gripping, meticulously researched account of Operation Pedestal—the dramatic and pivotal mission in August 1942 to resupply besieged Malta during World War II. Set amid raging air battles, submarine threats, and relentless bombing, the book recounts the courageous efforts of Royal Navy and Merchant Marine sailors, especially the legendary journey of the tanker Ohio, whose precious cargo of fuel helped stave off Malta’s surrender.
 
Tinkerbelle - Robert Manry:
A heartwarming true-adventure that tells the story of an ordinary family man who dared to chase an extraordinary dream. In 1965, copy editor Robert Manry set sail solo from Falmouth, Massachusetts, aboard his tiny 13½‑foot sailboat—and, 78 days and 3,200 ocean miles later, he emerged in Falmouth, England, hailed by a flotilla of small craft and thousands of cheering onlookers.
 
Unbroken - Alastair Mars:
a riveting firsthand account of daring naval warfare in the Mediterranean during World War II. Commanding the compact, 600‑ton submarine HMS Unbroken at just 26 years old, Mars navigates intense danger—surviving over 400 depth charges, sinking more than 30,000 tons of enemy shipping, and even crippling two Italian cruisers during the legendary Operation Pedestal to resupply besieged Malta