Beginning of the End is a historical novel set during World War II, written by Ron Wilkinson. The ‎story follows the experiences of Captain Alan Lee, a Royal Navy officer, as he navigates the ‎challenges and dangers of the war.‎

Lee finds himself at the forefront of critical naval operations, facing enemy submarines, air raids, ‎and the constant threat of German naval superiority. As the war progresses, Lee's leadership skills ‎are put to the test as he leads his crew through intense battles and strategic manoeuvres.‎

Throughout the novel, the reader witnesses Lee's personal growth and development as he grapples ‎with the moral complexities of war and the sacrifices it demands. Against the backdrop of global ‎conflict, the story also explores themes of camaraderie, loyalty, and resilience.‎

As the title suggests, "Beginning of the End" likely refers to a turning point in the war as well as in ‎Lee's own journey, symbolizing the transition from initial challenges to a new phase of the conflict ‎and his personal evolution.‎