«Rogue Captain» by Roger C. Dunham

This is the book the United States Navy tried to stop from publication, as the author asks how far would a father go to save the life of his daughter?
If the father is a respected commanding officer of a Los Angeles Class fast-attack nuclear submarine at Pearl Harbor, and his beautiful daughter Caroline calls for help from her pristine yacht in the South China Sea, how far would he go?
The words, screaming into the cell phone that night, horrify him, “Daddy, they’re killing everybody and they’re coming for us, can you help us? Please, can you save…”  And, the line abruptly goes dead.
A father who loves his daughter will do whatever it takes to find her and to bring her to safety.
He will do what it takes, even if his career is sacrificed, even if his life is threatened by the searching forces outside the USS Monterey, and even if he may spend the remainder of his life in prison.  If there is a chance he could survive the threats, Commander Gary Moore has to take the chance. In the dark of night from the waters of Pearl Harbor, in a search spanning thousands of miles of ocean, with deadly challenges from machinery within the submarine and from the powerful forces hunting the sea, he launches the mission with a select band of volunteer submariners.
As he prepares to face the most vicious terrorists in the world in the search for his daughter, he is ready for battle, he is ready to bring her home.
A warning: once you start this book, it cannot be stopped…