Nautical
Freebooter
Navigator Hector Lynch is keen to give up a life of piracy and settle down with his pregnant wife, Maria, in…
Seven Days in May
The sinking of the Lusitania in 1915, however important it was historically, has taken a back seat in fictional treatments…
Persephone
1807: Napoleon has turned his attention to Portugal. Sir Thomas Kydd is ordered to Lisbon to assist in the evacuation…
A Fine Retribution
This is the 23rd novel in the Alan Lewrie series, set during the Age of Fighting Sail, and after a…
Spymaster: Deadly Storm and Fatal Voyage
This book contains two separate novels in a single volume. In Deadly Storm, Henry VIII and Lady Anne Boleyn set…
A Decline in Prophets: A Rowland Sinclair Mystery
In the first-class dining room of the luxury ship Aquitania, “Death wore a dinner suit.” Also on board are moneyed…
Lord of the Privateers
The year is 1824, and Royd Frobisher, the Lord of the Privateers, has been summoned from Aberdeen by the English…
A Treacherous Coast
Our hero, John Pearce, is in the tradition of Sharpe and many other 19th-century military heroes: he has risen from…
The Blackstrap Station
Alaric Bond’s ninth entry in the Fighting Sail series (after HMS Prometheus, HNR May ´16) follows the remnant of that…
Summer’s Grace
1740. Commodore George Anson sets off on his hazardous voyage to the New World with orders to capture the annual…
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