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Dark Fleet

Carrier Protocol, Book 3 (Carrier Protocol Series)

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Dark Fleet

By: Robert Allaire
Narrated by: Sebastian Martello
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Summary

A hidden fleet moves through the world’s busiest shipping lanes

—unseen not because it is invisible, but because it looks exactly like everything else around it.

When unexplained attacks begin crippling military and commercial vessels across the globe, Captain Daniel Mercer uncovers a terrifying truth: thousands of ordinary cargo ships, tankers, and freighters have been quietly embedded with a covert control architecture capable of transforming civilian traffic into a coordinated weapon.

The network is called Dark Fleet.

Activated through encrypted signals buried deep inside global logistics systems, the fleet can disrupt trade routes, isolate nations, and strike without warning

—while hiding behind the chaos of international commerce.

As tensions rise from the Strait of Hormuz to the Pacific, Mercer and his crew race to stop an enemy that does not operate from a single country, navy, or command center. Every radar contact could be hostile. Every civilian ship could be part of the network.

In the shadows, beyond the rules, the war has already begun.

From Robert G. Allaire, author of Carrier Protocol and Zhenkai Blueprint, comes a high-stakes naval techno-thriller blending modern warfare, cyber infiltration, and global conspiracy into a chilling vision of the next battlefield.

©2026 Robert G Allaire (P)2026 Robert G Allaire
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