What is the author's style in Dead in the Water: A Novel by Stuart Woods?

This novel is written in the third-person point of view. The novel is told completely from the viewpoint of Stone Barrington. The reader cannot see any of the events in the plot from anyone else's viewpoint but knows only what Stone can see, hear, or otherwise learn. The point of view is omniscient however, allowing the reader to know Stone's thoughts and emotions as well as his actions in the plot.