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      <image:caption>1806. Britain stands alone against Napoleon. When French forces turn their attention to the vital coal trade of the River Tyne, the consequences could be catastrophic. Without it, Britain’s fleets, foundries, and armies will grind to a halt. Commander Ben Hudson, a self-made officer risen from the lower deck, is given a daunting task: protect the colliers and keep the lifeblood of the nation flowing. His command, the modest sloop HMS Dunnock, is no match for the powerful French warships hunting the coast. Outgunned and outnumbered, Hudson must rely on skill, nerve, and relentless discipline to survive. But the enemy is not only beyond the horizon. With captured ships to secure, prisoners who outnumber his crew, and the constant threat of revolt from within, one mistake could cost everything. As tensions rise along the Tyne and danger closes in, Hudson must fight on two fronts: against a ruthless enemy at sea, and a far more dangerous threat among his own decks… The Tyne Command is a gripping Age of Sail adventure of courage, command, and survival against overwhelming odds. This work was previously published as Coal from Newcastle by Richard Nigel Stembridge.</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>A storm of war. A ruthless enemy. A final reckoning at the edge of empire. 1744. In the deadly waters of the Indian Ocean, Captain Edward Mainwaring is pushed beyond the limits of honour, endurance, and survival. Captured off Mauritius and stripped of his command, Mainwaring refuses to be broken. With a handful of loyal men, he engineers a daring escape. But his enemy is no ordinary foe. The brilliant and sadistic Roche-Bourbon commands the French forces in the region - a man whose cruelty burns as fiercely as his ambition. Villages are put to the torch, prisoners shown no mercy, and at the heart of his brutality lies Lady Caroline Grenville, held captive and subjected to his calculated torment. As the monsoon closes in and the seas turn savage, Mainwaring launches a desperate, audacious strike against a superior French squadron anchored at Mauritius. Outnumbered and outgunned, victory will demand everything: cunning, nerve, and a willingness to gamble not just his life, but the fate of his men. Captain Monsoon is a gripping, action-packed naval adventure, rich in historical detail and driven by relentless tension on the farthest frontiers of war.</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>The Baltic is a powder keg, and Britain’s lifeline is under threat. As war with Napoleonic France stretches across the globe, Britain’s dominance at sea depends on more than cannon and courage. In the cold, contested waters of the Baltic, vital supplies fuel the Royal Navy’s might. Even though the Danish fleet has been defeated at the Battle of Copenhagen, the Baltic is no easy prize to keep. Surrounded by wary powers and shifting alliances, the region is a maze of diplomacy, intrigue, and sudden violence. Any misstep could ignite a wider conflict, and cut Britain off from the resources she desperately needs. Into this dangerous arena sails Commander George Hurst. When a valuable Danish vessel becomes the centre of a high-stakes confrontation, he is drawn into a clash that could tip the balance of power in the north. Outnumbered and operating far from support, Hurst must rely on bold tactics, sharp judgment, and sheer nerve… The Danish Prize is a gripping tale of naval strategy, political intrigue, and high-seas adventure, where the battle for supremacy is fought as much with wits as with guns. This work was previously published as East of Jutland by Richard Nigel Stembridge.</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>1742. The balance of power in the Mediterranean sea is shifting. In the fortified harbour of Toulon, the combined fleets of France and Spain lie poised to strike; a force capable of shattering British dominance in the Mediterranean. If they sail unopposed, the consequences will be catastrophic. Lieutenant Edward Mainwaring is sent into the heart of the fray to turn the tide. Outnumbered, under-equipped, and commanding a ragged force of ships and prisoners, Mainwaring faces an impossible task: disrupt the enemy, survive the onslaught, and prevent a naval disaster that could change the course of the war. But an even greater threat awaits him. His ruthless nemesis, the cunning Chevalier Rigaud de la Roche-Bourbon, is ready - and this time, he intends to finish what he started. Amid thunderous broadsides, daring raids, and brutal hand-to-hand combat, Mainwaring must rely on every ounce of skill, courage, and cunning. The fate of the fleet, and Britain’s command of the seas, hangs in the balance. Admiral of Fear is a gripping, action-packed tale of naval warfare, rivalry, and high-stakes adventure - the explosive third instalment in the acclaimed Mainwaring series.</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>War has taken everything from Gideon Markham: his family, his peace, and any life beyond the sea. Sailing into the treacherous waters of the Gulf of Mexico, Gideon wages relentless war against British shipping, carrying on the fierce privateering legacy of his name. But the Gulf is no simple hunting ground. It is a lawless world of shifting loyalties, where danger comes from every horizon. Pirates under the infamous Jean Laffite stalk the coastline. Yet none of these dangers prepare Gideon for Maria-Anna de Suarez. A widow of sharp wit and sharper aim, she plays cards like a gambler, carries pistols like a soldier, and harbours a plan as bold as it is reckless: to strike deep into enemy territory. What follows is a perilous journey through hostile lands and treacherous waters, where trust is fragile, ambition is deadly, and survival is never guaranteed. Packed with action, intrigue, and unforgettable characters, The Tern Schooner is a gripping tale of war, vengeance, and the dangerous pull of destiny at sea. This work was previously published as The Yankee by Jon Williams.</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>War comes to Ireland’s shores. As revolutionary fervour spreads across Europe, France turns its gaze toward Ireland; a land long simmering with unrest and ripe for insurrection. On the wild Atlantic coast, where loyalties are divided and invasion threatens, the King’s Navy must again stand ready to defend the realm. Newly promoted Lieutenant Matthew Thompson finds himself at the heart of this dangerous theatre. Tasked with safeguarding Britain’s interests in uncertain waters, he must navigate not only hostile fleets and treacherous coastlines, but also the shifting allegiances of those around him. For in Ireland, the line between enemy and ally is rarely clear. As French ambitions collide with British resolve, Thompson faces a test of leadership that will demand more than courage alone. Duty calls for obedience, but honour may require something more. From tense coastal patrols to the looming threat of invasion, Return to Killala is a gripping naval adventure of conflict, conscience, and command on the edge of empire.</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>A rescue mission… and the prize of a lifetime. It is 1741, and Edward Mainwaring returns to the Caribbean in command of his own sloop-of-war. Fresh from his success at Porto Bello, he has earned his reputation — but his thoughts are fixed on one thing alone: a reunion with Anne Brixham. Instead, he finds she has been taken. Kidnapped by his relentless enemy, the Chevalier de la Roche-Bourbon, Anne has vanished into dangerous territory far beyond the reach of the Royal Navy. Driven by loyalty — and something deeper — Mainwaring sets out in pursuit, embarking on a perilous journey across the Isthmus of Panama and into hostile waters. But Anne is not the only prize at stake. For somewhere in the vast expanse of the Pacific sails the legendary Manila Galleon: a treasure ship whose capture could change fortunes, and tip the balance of power in a war for empire. From daring pursuit to desperate battle among distant islands,The Golden Galleonis a sweeping tale of adventure, rivalry, and high-stakes naval warfare.</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>The adventure continues - and the stakes have never been higher. Commodore Richard Buchanan is called back to the New World, where fragile colonies, treacherous waters, and hidden enemies threaten the Crown’s ambitions. Tasked with leading a small squadron into the dangerous seas of the Caribbean and American coast, Buchanan must contend with unreliable officers, shifting alliances, and the ever-present menace of pirates and rival powers. But the greatest dangers may not come from the enemy. As loyalties are tested and ambitions collide, Buchanan finds himself torn between duty, command, and the promise of a different life beyond the Navy. When a long-buried love resurfaces, it threatens to change everything he thought he wanted. From tense naval manoeuvres to daring raids and hard-won prizes,Protective Craftdelivers a rich and immersive tale of life at sea in the age of sail. Perfect for fans of seafaring adventure and historical naval fiction.</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>As rebellion ignites across the American colonies, a new kind of warrior takes to the seas: the Yankee privateer. Fast, daring, and hungry for prize money, they strike at British commerce with cannon and cutlass, risking everything for glory - and profit. At the forefront stand the Markham brothers: Jehu, Josiah, and Malachi, New England seamen bound by blood, ambition, and a shared stake in a dangerous enterprise. Their sleek vessels prowl the Caribbean, hunting merchantmen, outwitting Royal Navy patrols, and turning war into opportunity. But privateering is no gentleman’s game. With rival captains, shifting loyalties, and the ever-present threat of British retaliation, every prize could be their last, and every victory brings them deeper into a conflict that will decide the fate of a nation. From the heat of Caribbean harbours to the thunder of battle at sea, To Glory Arise is a vivid, action-packed tale of courage, rivalry, and the birth of American seapower. This work was previously published as The Privateer by Jon Williams.</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>In 1793, as Britain braces for conflict with Revolutionary France, Lieutenant Samuel Crewe of His Majesty’s Navy finds himself thrust into a dangerous and uncertain struggle. Fluent in French and shaped by a childhood spent across the Channel, Crewe is no ordinary officer. His unique past makes him the ideal candidate for a mission few others could undertake, but one that will place him perilously close to the enemy, where a single mistake could mean exposure, betrayal… or death. As the war spreads from the English Channel to distant colonies, Crewe must navigate not only the brutal realities of naval warfare, but also the shifting loyalties of a revolution that has turned friend against friend, nation against nation, and potentially lover against lover. From thunderous broadsides to covert operations along hostile shores, The King’s Frenchman is a tale of courage, deception, and the thin line between patriot and traitor. Perfect for fans of Patrick O’Brian and C.S. Forester, this is the thrilling start of a new naval adventure series. This work was previously published as Vive Le Roi by Richard Nigel Stembridge.</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Between 1739 and 1748, Britain is locked in a brutal struggle for empire; its fleets battling the Spanish and French across the Caribbean, the Americas, and beyond. Into this deadly contest sails Edward Mainwaring. Born in Massachusetts but serving as a lieutenant in the Royal Navy, Mainwaring is an outsider - a Royal Yankee - caught between worlds. In 1739, he and the crew of his swift Bermudan schooner Athena find themselves in the Caribbean, poised to join Vice-Admiral Vernon’s daring assault on the heavily fortified Spanish stronghold of Porto Bello. As cannon fire thunders and empires collide, Mainwaring must prove himself in battle, outwit a relentless French adversary, Roche-Bourbon, and challenge for the love of the beautiful Anne Brixham - a fighting planter's daughter and a match for most men. From desperate naval engagements to high-stakes intrigue and perilous missions, Royal Yankee is a gripping tale of courage, rivalry, and leadership under fire.</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>When a weathered chest is opened centuries later, it reveals the long-lost diaries of Richard Buchanan - an English naval officer whose extraordinary account chronicles a year at sea during one of history’s most dangerous eras. From the blue waters of the Caribbean to the cold, grey reaches of the Baltic, Buchanan leads a hardened crew through a relentless campaign against enemy shipping, and anyone unfortunate enough to cross their path. As fortunes are seized and lives are risked, the voyage becomes one of intrigue, violence, and uneasy alliances. Amid the chaos of battle and the lure of plunder, Buchanan must navigate not only the perils of the sea, but the shifting loyalties of his crew, and his own conscience. Murder, romance, and survival intertwine in this vivid and immersive historical adventure, where the question is not just whether they will succeed… …but whether any of them will ever make it home to England.</image:caption>
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