Napoleonic
A Close Run Thing
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This, the fifteenth of the John Pearce novels, is set in 1796 with Lieutenant Pearce and his companion Samuel Oliphant trying to get back ...Read Review
The Distant Ocean
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After the Battle of the Nile in 1798, Captain Alexander Clay of the frigate Titan was ordered to join a small fleet and sail ...Read Review
An Untrustworthy Army
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Spain during the Peninsular War was a battleground, as Napoleon’s army tried to conquer the country, and the English and Spanish tried ...Read Review
Napoleon’s Blackguards
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In 1808, Napoleon invades Spain under a ruse, and the British Army prepares to meet him there. The French Army is the most formidable ...Read Review
Much Ado About Lewrie (Alan Lewrie Naval Adventures)
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All seems to be going well for Captain Sir Alan Lewrie aboard his ship HMS Vigilance. It’s early in the 19th century, ...Read Review
An Unwilling Alliance: The Copenhagen Campaign, 1807 (The Manxman)
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Lynn Bryant is a British author of historical fiction with a passion for the Napoleonic era. An Unwilling Alliance is the first novel ...Read Review
A Sea of Gold: Thomas Kydd 21
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Set in 1809, this is the latest in the Thomas Kydd series, with Thomas as the captain of the frigate, HMS Tyger. Wellesley, the ...Read Review
Rough Passage to London: A Sea Captain’s Tale
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Robin Lloyd is famous as an Emmy award-winning television and print journalist who covered the White House during the Reagan and Bush administrations. ...Read Review
A Lawless Place (Contraband Shore)
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The sequel to Donachie’s The Contraband Shore (2017), this novel is set in and around Deal (where the author lives) in 1787. Naval captain ...Read Review
Of Love & Duty: Nelson, the Hamiltons, the Prince & Miss Knight
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The Napoleonic period saw many European aristocrats, as expatriates, reduced to living off the hospitality of more prosperous members of their class, moving ...Read Review