Steel. Smoke. Silence. Then the guns.
In May 1916, the largest naval battle of the First World War erupted in the cold, unforgiving waters of the North Sea. Fleets clashed, battlecruisers burned, and destroyers charged into the dark in a fight where visibility was as deadly as the enemy.
Under Fire: Jutland brings the battle to life through 12 gripping first-hand stories, each told from the perspective of the men who fought it-from admirals making impossible decisions to stokers labouring in the suffocating heat below decks.
Stand on the bridge as the Grand Fleet deploys to meet the enemy.
Feel the thunder of guns aboard a battlecruiser racing into the fight.
Endure the chaos of night action, where ships pass unseen and torpedoes strike without warning.
Witness the aftermath, where the sea gives up its dead.
This is not a story of strategy alone.
It is a story of survival.
Of duty.
Of men under fire.
Perfect for fans gripping historical war fiction, Under Fire: Jutland delivers a raw, immersive look at one of history's most controversial battles-where victory was uncertain, and the cost was undeniable.