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      <image:caption>Britain’s dispatch ships are disappearing. Somewhere in the Atlantic, an enemy is waiting. The West Indies have been cut off. For months, the vital packet ships carrying orders, intelligence and correspondence between England and the Caribbean have vanished without trace. With Britain at war with France, the consequences could be disastrous. Lieutenant Lord Nicholas Ramage is ordered to uncover the truth. Without a ship of his own, he must follow a trail stretching from Jamaica across the Atlantic, where privateers stalk the sea lanes and someone appears determined to sever Britain’s communications with its colonies. But what begins as an investigation soon becomes something far more dangerous. As Ramage closes in on the missing packets, he uncovers an audacious threat that will demand all his ingenuity - and the loyalty of the men who have followed him through countless dangers. Full of mystery, naval action and high-seas adventure, Ramage’s Prize is the fifth thrilling instalment in Dudley Pope’s classic Lord Ramage series, perfect for readers of C. S. Forester, Patrick O’Brian and Alexander Kent.</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>A secret ship. A race across the Atlantic. And a prize that could decide the fate of Britain. Spring, 1792. Captain William Rennie is desperate to return to sea, while James Hayter is equally determined to leave the past behind. But their new commission is no ordinary naval duty. Their orders send them in pursuit of a heavily armed neutral vessel carrying a secret of immense strategic importance. If it reaches the wrong hands, it could tip the balance towards Revolutionary France. From the Thames to the fjords of Norway and across the Atlantic to Boston, Rennie and Hayter are drawn into a deadly chase of espionage, deception and naval warfare. With mutiny threatening from within and enemies closing in from every side, they must catch their quarry before it disappears beyond their reach. Packed with sea battles, treachery and high-stakes adventure, The Pursuit is a gripping Age of Sail thriller for readers of Patrick O'Brian, C. S. Forester, Alexander Kent and Dudley Pope.</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>The U-boats are inside the convoy. And someone is helping them get there. In the deadly waters of the Battle of the Atlantic, British merchant ships are being sunk with terrifying efficiency. German submarines are somehow penetrating the convoys undetected; striking from within before vanishing back into the darkness. Lieutenant Ned Yorke is ordered to discover how. His suspicions soon fall upon a mysterious neutral vessel that has appeared alongside more than one doomed convoy. To uncover the truth, Yorke must join a Freetown-bound convoy and enter a deadly game of deception in which one mistake could betray him to the enemy. As the merchant ships push south through U-boat-infested waters, Yorke races to expose the secret before the Germans strike again. For somewhere among the ships of the convoy is the key to their destruction... ... and an entire convoy is sailing straight into the trap. Tense, authentic and packed with submarine warfare, espionage and high-seas action, Convoy is a gripping Second World War naval thriller from the bestselling author of the Lord Ramage novels.</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>A deadly hurricane. A shipwrecked convoy. And an admiral determined to destroy Ramage before he reaches Jamaica. Lieutenant Nicholas Ramage has been ordered to escort a merchant convoy across the Caribbean aboard HMS Triton. But the mission places him under Rear-Admiral Goddard, the powerful enemy whose vendetta against the Ramage family has already brought Nicholas dangerously close to disgrace. When a French privateer attacks and a devastating hurricane scatters the convoy, Ramage must fight to protect his passengers and crew as ships are driven onto reefs and abandoned in hostile waters. Stranded on a remote island with Royalist refugees, merchant seamen and the survivors of the Triton, he becomes their reluctant governor - and their only hope of escape. But the island conceals more than shelter. A cryptic poem points towards a pirate’s buried fortune, while Goddard waits in Jamaica for another opportunity to bring Ramage before a court martial. From savage storms and desperate sea battles to shipwreck, treasure hunting and naval intrigue, Governor Ramage R.N. is a gripping Age of Sail adventure of courage, survival and one young officer’s defiance of overwhelming odds.</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Captain James Hayter has waited his whole career for independent command. But when tragedy strikes his family, the loss shatters his confidence and leaves him determined to abandon the sea forever. As Hayter retreats into grief, his friend Captain William Rennie recommissions HMS Expedient amid growing tensions with Revolutionary France. Ordered to undertake what appears to be a routine reconnaissance mission, Rennie soon discovers that the Admiralty's true purpose is shrouded in secrecy - and that Europe is sliding inexorably towards war. With old loyalties tested, dangerous enemies gathering across the Channel, and Britain's future hanging in the balance, Rennie must navigate a web of espionage, political intrigue and naval peril while fighting to save the career of the finest officer he has ever known. But as the storm clouds of war darken the horizon, both men will learn that the hardest battles are not always fought at sea. Perfect for readers of Patrick O'Brian, Alexander Kent, Dudley Pope and C. S. Forester, The Gathering Storm is a gripping tale of friendship, sacrifice and courage at the dawn of the French Revolutionary Wars.</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>The governor has weakened Jamaica. The Spanish are preparing to invade. Only Ned Yorke and the buccaneers stand in their way. When two buccaneer ships are seized at Riohacha and their crews imprisoned, Ned Yorke leads the Brethren of the Coast on a daring rescue mission. But the raid uncovers a far greater threat: Spanish warships, troops and guns are gathering for an assault on Jamaica. With the island’s army disbanded and its governor refusing to believe the danger, Ned must act without official support. Outnumbered and branded a pirate, he launches a desperate campaign of night attacks, fireships and savage sea battles to destroy the invasion fleet before it can sail. This time, the buccaneers are not fighting for treasure. They are fighting for Jamaica. Corsair is a fast-moving Caribbean naval adventure packed with buccaneers, Spanish fortresses, political intrigue and explosive action from the acclaimed author of the Ramage series.</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Britain's greatest enemy may not be France... ...but mutiny within the Royal Navy itself. Following his daring exploits at the Battle of Cape St Vincent, Lord Nicholas Ramage expects punishment - not promotion. Instead, the Admiralty entrusts him with an impossible mission. His new command, HMS Triton, lies at anchor with a crew that has joined the great Spithead Mutiny. Before he can carry secret dispatches to Britain's fleets across the world, Ramage must somehow persuade sixty angry sailors to return to duty; without bloodshed, without reinforcements, and without destroying the fragile loyalty on which every captain depends. As revolution sweeps across Europe and Napoleon's ambitions grow ever bolder, Ramage must navigate not only enemy waters, but divided loyalties, political intrigue and deadly dangers on the high seas. Rich in authentic naval detail and packed with action, suspense and unforgettable characters, Ramage and the Freebooters is a classic adventure from master storyteller Dudley Pope.</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>1790. England is at peace - but the Channel is alive with spies, smugglers and secret enemies. Lieutenant James Hayter has finally won his first independent command: HMS Hawk, a swift ten-gun cutter built to hunt the fastest contraband runners between France and England. His orders are to intercept the elusive cutter Lark and capture her disgraced naval captain alive. But when the officer guiding the mission is murdered, Hayter turns to his former commander, Captain William Rennie, for help. Together they are drawn into another of Sir Robert Greer’s shadowy intrigues, and soon discover that their quarry is no ordinary smuggler. With war approaching and Britain’s security at stake, Hawk must survive a deadly pursuit through the dark waters of the Channel. Fast-paced and rich in authentic naval detail, The Hawk is a gripping HMS Expedient adventure of espionage, pursuit and action at sea.</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>One stranded galleon. A fortune in gold. A plan that should never work. When legendary buccaneer Ned Yorke learns that a Spanish treasure galleon has run aground on the island of St Martin, he sees an opportunity beyond imagining. The great ship is laden with silver, gold and priceless gems destined for Spain - but she lies stranded beneath the guns of hundreds of desperate Spanish defenders. The French claim the wreck as their own. The English want the treasure. And every passing day brings the risk that Spanish reinforcements will arrive to reclaim the richest prize ever to fall within reach of the Brethren of the Coast. As rival nations close in and time runs out, only one question remains: Can a handful of buccaneers steal a fortune from beneath the noses of an empire? Packed with swashbuckling adventure, authentic seventeenth-century naval action, memorable characters and ingenious strategy, Galleon is a thrilling historical adventure from master storyteller Dudley Pope.</image:caption>
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    <lastmod>2026-08-09</lastmod>
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      <image:caption>A captured frigate. A daring escape. And a Spanish fleet powerful enough to crush Britain’s hold on the Mediterranean. October 1796. Lieutenant Lord Nicholas Ramage is ordered to carry the beautiful Marchesa di Volterra safely from Corsica to Gibraltar aboard the tiny cutter Kathleen. But when he encounters a dismasted Spanish frigate eight times his size, Ramage cannot resist the impossible challenge. Using bluff, ingenuity and an explosive new weapon, he seizes the enemy ship, only to find himself drawn deeper into danger. Captured by the Spanish fleet and taken into Cartagena, Ramage discovers plans for a naval offensive that could transform the war. Disguised as an American seaman, he must escape hostile territory, recover his ship and carry an urgent warning to Admiral Sir John Jervis. With the Spanish fleet already at sea and time running out, the fate of Britain’s Mediterranean squadron may depend upon one young lieutenant reaching Cape St Vincent before the enemy. Packed with daring seamanship, deception, naval combat and relentless suspense, Ramage and the Drumbeat is the thrilling second adventure in Dudley Pope’s classic Lord Ramage series.</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>1789. Beyond Gibraltar, the Mediterranean belongs to the corsairs. Captain William Rennie and Lieutenant James Hayter are once again summoned aboard HMS Expedient — not by choice, but at the insistence of the ruthless spymaster Sir Robert Greer. Their orders appear straightforward: sail to the North African coast, assemble a mysterious convoy and escort it safely to England. But secrecy surrounds every part of the commission. Expedient sails short-handed, carrying an unexpected force of marines and an enigmatic guide whose loyalties are far from clear. As the frigate ventures deeper into hostile waters, Rennie and Hayter discover that the Barbary Coast is governed by its own laws, and that every alliance conceals a danger. With corsair fleets closing in and powerful enemies moving against them, the officers and crew of HMS Expedient must rely on courage, seamanship and the full force of their guns if they are ever to see England again. Rich in atmosphere, intrigue and authentic Age of Sail action, Barbary Coast is a gripping HMS Expedient naval adventure for readers of Patrick O’Brian, Dudley Pope, Richard Woodman and Julian Stockwin.</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>The King has returned. The Caribbean is still at war. And Ned Yorke is about to become admiral of the most dangerous fleet in the West Indies. With Charles II restored to the English throne, Ned Yorke could abandon the sea and reclaim his former life as a wealthy planter. But the Spanish still rule the Caribbean with an iron hand — and beyond the Line, peace means nothing. When the scattered Brethren of the Coast ask Ned to become their admiral, he inherits a lawless fleet of buccaneers from across Europe: brave, unpredictable and hungry for the greatest prize the Spanish Empire has to offer. A vast fortune in silver lies inside the heavily fortified port of Portobelo, waiting for a treasure fleet that may never arrive. To seize it, Ned must transform a drunken rabble into disciplined sea soldiers, outmanoeuvre enemies within English-held Jamaica and lead twenty-eight ships against seemingly impregnable Spanish defences. Failure will mean capture, torture and death. Victory could make the Brethren rich beyond imagination... and establish Ned Yorke as the most formidable buccaneer commander in the Caribbean. Packed with daring strategy, political intrigue, tropical adventure and explosive action, Admiral is the thrilling second novel in Dudley Pope’s classic Ned Yorke series.</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>October 1805. The guns of Trafalgar have fallen silent. Lieutenant John Brough sails aboard HMS Tirana, bound for Nelson's fleet and hoping at last to discover the truth about the man who may be his father. Before he can reach the battle, fate intervenes. A crippled Spanish ship-of-the-line emerges from a storm-torn Atlantic, carrying survivors of the greatest naval victory in British history. Leading a daring boarding party, Brough captures the prize and learns the astonishing news: Nelson has destroyed the combined French and Spanish fleets. But Britain's triumph comes at a terrible cost. As Europe reels from the aftermath of Trafalgar, Brough finds himself drawn into dangerous missions stretching from Gibraltar to Spain and the Canary Islands. Amid intrigue, rebellion, espionage and war, he must prove himself worthy of his King's commission while confronting a question that has followed him throughout his life. Is he merely another ambitious young officer... or the illegitimate son of Britain's greatest naval hero? Packed with sea battles, prize-taking, adventure and authentic age-of-sail action, The Trafalgar Bastard launches an exciting new naval series from Richard Nigel Stembridge. Perfect for fans of Patrick O’Brian and C.S. Forester, this is the thrilling start of a new naval adventure series.</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>1655. England is divided by civil war - and the Caribbean is becoming a battleground for empires. Driven from his Barbados plantation by Cromwell’s agents, young Royalist Ned Yorke escapes aboard his sloop, Griffin, with a loyal band of servants, outcasts, and fugitives. He has lost his home, his inheritance, and any safe harbour beneath the English flag. All he has left is his ship, and Aurelia, the courageous woman he risks everything to save. With nowhere to settle and enemies closing in, Yorke turns to the dangerous trade of the Caribbean. Smuggling soon gives way to buccaneering as he enters a lawless world of Spanish treasure, shifting alliances and ruthless privateers. But when Cromwell’s expedition strikes at the heart of Spain’s island empire, Yorke and his unlikely crew are swept into a campaign that could transform the balance of power across the West Indies... or destroy them all. Packed with sea battles, daring escapes, political intrigue, and swashbuckling adventure, Buccaneer is the thrilling first voyage in Dudley Pope’s Ned Yorke series, perfect for readers of classic pirate fiction and high-seas historical adventure.</image:caption>
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    <lastmod>2026-07-27</lastmod>
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      <image:caption>1796. The Mediterranean is falling beneath the shadow of Revolutionary France. When the British frigate Sibella is shattered by a vastly superior French warship, Lieutenant Nicholas Ramage awakens amid smoke, blood, and wreckage to discover that every officer above him has been killed. Young, wounded, and suddenly in command, he must save his surviving crew from destruction - and outwit an enemy certain of victory. But escaping the doomed frigate is only the beginning. Secret orders reveal that a group of influential Italian refugees is trapped on the enemy-held Tuscan coast. With nothing more than an open boat and a handful of exhausted seamen, Ramage chooses to complete the mission. Pursued by French cavalry and threatened by betrayal, he must carry out a daring rescue while protecting the formidable Marchesa di Volterra - and confronting the powerful enemies determined to destroy his naval career. From desperate shipboard action to covert operations behind enemy lines, Ramage is a thrilling Age of Sail adventure of courage, ingenuity, and command against impossible odds. Perfect for fans of C.S. Forester, Patrick O’Brian, and Alexander Kent, this is the unforgettable first voyage in Dudley Pope’s celebrated Lord Ramage series.</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Jamaica. 1788. The next war has already begun. When Captain William Rennie accepts a new commission aboard HMS Expedient, he expects little more than another thankless mission from the shadowy government agent Sir Robert Greer. Instead, he sails into a deadly conspiracy. French spies have infiltrated Britain's richest Caribbean colony. A government official is murdered. Secret intelligence disappears. And as fear spreads through the streets of Port Royal, Rennie and his First Lieutenant, James Hayter, discover an enemy plot that threatens the entire island. With time running out, Expedient must hunt down the conspirators before their plans ignite a war that Britain is not yet ready to fight. Packed with naval action, espionage, murder and authentic Age of Sail adventure, Port Royal is a thrilling HMS Expedient novel from Peter Smalley.</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>The Battle of the Atlantic has entered its deadliest phase. 1941. Britain stands alone, dependent on the fragile lifeline of merchant convoys crossing the Atlantic. Beneath the waves, German U-boats wait to strike. Flying long-range patrols in the cutting-edge Short Sunderland, Flight Lieutenant Douglas Norton and the crews of Coastal Command hunt the invisible enemy. Every mission is a gamble. Every sighting could save a convoy - or end in disaster. But when intelligence uncovers a secret operation threatening to shatter Allied control of the Atlantic, Norton is drawn into a dangerous mission far beyond routine anti-submarine patrols. From the storm-lashed seas of the Mid-Atlantic to the uncertain politics of neutral Ireland, he must outwit ruthless enemies, expose hidden collaborators, and prevent a catastrophe that could tip the balance of the war. With U-boats prowling beneath the waves, spies operating in the shadows, and Britain's survival hanging by a thread, failure is not an option. A gripping World War II naval adventure packed with submarine warfare, aerial combat, espionage and authentic historical detail. Perfect for readers of Douglas Reeman, Alexander Fullerton, and Alistair MacLean. This work was previously published as The Gap by Richard Nigel Stembridge.</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>1786. Britain is at peace - but HMS Expedient is sailing into danger. Captain William Rennie has spent years stranded on half-pay, waiting for the command that never came. When he is finally given HMS Expedient, a newly refitted frigate bound for the Pacific, it should be the chance to restore his career. But from the beginning, something is wrong. The ship’s guns are experimental. Her orders are sealed. Her supposed voyage of scientific exploration conceals a far more dangerous purpose. And when a mysterious frigate begins shadowing Expedient across the Atlantic, Rennie and his first lieutenant, James Hayter, realise they may not be sailing alone. Their mission will take them from Portsmouth to Tenerife, round the savage waters of Cape Horn and into the vast uncertainty of the Pacific, where an uncharted island waits... and where the truth behind their secret orders may prove deadlier than any enemy broadside. For fans of Patrick O’Brian, Dudley Pope and classic Royal Navy adventure, The Pacific Mission launches the HMS Expedient naval adventures: a richly authentic Age of Sail series of courage, intrigue and command at sea. This work was previously published as HMS Expedient by Peter Smalley.</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>The race for the atomic bomb has begun - and one small boat stands in the way. 1943. Deep inside Japanese-occupied waters, an unexpected message reaches Allied intelligence. A scientist claims to possess information that could alter the course of the war; evidence that Imperial Japan is pursuing its own atomic weapons programme. The mission to uncover the truth falls to British Lieutenant Miles Fletcher and the American crew of PT 999. Operating thousands of miles behind enemy lines, Fletcher must take his small, modified patrol boat into some of the most heavily defended waters in the Pacific. Disguised as the enemy, hunted by warships and aircraft, and carrying information of immense strategic importance, PT 999 embarks on a mission where discovery means certain death. From the jungles and islands of the Pacific to the shadowy world of wartime intelligence, The Nuclear Rising is a gripping tale of naval daring, espionage, and sacrifice in the darkest days of World War II. Perfect for readers of Douglas Reeman and Alexander Kent, and naval action adventures packed with suspense and historical authenticity. This work was previously published as The Nuclear Option by Richard Nigel Stembridge.</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>A voyage with Captain Kidd becomes a fight for survival on the far side of the world. Young Toby Philips is no sailor. A clerk and reluctant spy, he finds himself swept aboard the Adventure Galley on Captain Kidd's fateful expedition against the pirates of the Indian Ocean. But mutiny, treachery, and disaster soon scatter the crew across unknown seas. Cast upon a remote island thousands of miles from home, Toby discovers a hidden colony unlike anything he has ever imagined; a strange settlement ruled by ruthless men, haunted by violence, and cut off from the civilised world. Amid deadly intrigue and mounting danger, he forms an unlikely alliance with the spirited Eve Shackleton, another prisoner of fate. Together they must risk everything to escape. From the streets of colonial New York to the pirate-infested waters of the Indian Ocean, Legion of the Lost is a sweeping adventure of shipwreck, survival, mystery, and courage in the age of Captain Kidd. Perfect for readers of pirate adventures, historical maritime fiction, and tales of survival against impossible odds.</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Empires have fallen. Revolution is spreading. Britain's most dangerous mission is only just beginning. The Great War may be over, but peace has not come to the Baltic. As Bolshevik forces tighten their grip on Russia and newly independent nations fight for survival, Britain desperately needs intelligence from behind the shifting front lines. Battleships and cruisers are too conspicuous for the task. Instead, the Admiralty turns to Lieutenant Charles Keating and a handful of volunteers operating some of the fastest and most daring craft ever built — the Coastal Motor Boats. Sent deep into the turbulent waters of the Baltic, Lieutenant Charles Keating must establish a secret base on the Estonian coast and launch hazardous missions under cover of darkness. His tiny force will ferry agents, gather intelligence, evade hostile patrols, and navigate a deadly web of spies, revolutionaries, and competing loyalties. From the hidden war fought in the shadows of the Russian Revolution comes a gripping tale of romance, espionage, and naval daring. Perfect for readers of Douglas Reeman, Alexander Kent, Julian Stockwin, and Patrick O'Brian. This work was previously published as Love From Russia by Richard Nigel Stembridge.</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>1747. The war for empire rages across the Atlantic. Fresh from his previous triumphs, Paul Gallant has earned command of the French frigate La Bretonne. His orders appear straightforward enough: escort a valuable convoy from the Caribbean to France and ensure the safe passage of the beautiful Marianne de Poitrincourt, Marquise de Bézy, along with the vast fortune she carries. But powerful enemies have other plans. As privateers, pirates and enemy warships stalk the convoy across dangerous seas, Gallant soon uncovers a web of treachery reaching far beyond simple commerce raiding. When Marianne is abducted and her fortune stolen, the mission becomes a desperate race against time. Pursued by the Royal Navy, hunted by ruthless pirates and opposed by a cunning Spanish nobleman whose ambitions know no limits, Gallant must risk everything in a relentless chase from the Caribbean to the wild waters of the Carolina coast. Packed with thrilling frigate actions, daring rescues, high-seas intrigue and authentic eighteenth-century naval warfare, In Perilous Seas is a gripping historical adventure in the grand tradition of Patrick O'Brian, C. S. Forester and Alexander Kent.</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>1916. The Baltic Sea was supposed to be Germany’s private lake. But hidden among its icy waters, a handful of British submariners are determined to prove otherwise. Lieutenant-Commander Mark Gough commands the ageing submarine C39, operating from Russia’s Baltic coast in one of the most isolated and dangerous theatres of the Great War. Outnumbered, far from home, and facing the might of the Imperial German Navy, Gough and his crew wage a relentless campaign beneath the waves, striking where the enemy feels safest. Yet the greatest threat may not come from Germany. As revolution tears Russia apart and old loyalties collapse, the British flotilla finds itself trapped behind enemy lines. With Germany tightening its grip on the Baltic and Russia descending into chaos, Gough faces an impossible choice: continue the fight, or risk everything in a desperate bid for freedom. From daring submarine patrols and deadly encounters beneath the sea to intrigue, romance, and the turmoil of revolution, The Baltic Breakout is a gripping tale of courage and survival in one of the Royal Navy’s most remarkable - and least known - campaigns. This work was previously published as Under the Baltic by Richard Nigel Stembridge.</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>China, 1841. The British Empire is at war in the Far East, and HMS Repulse has been sent into the dangerous waters of the Pearl River as Britain fights to force open the ports of China. For David Osborne, the campaign promises everything a young naval officer could desire: action, promotion, and glory. Steam-powered warships are transforming naval warfare, and Repulse stands at the cutting edge of this deadly new era. As British forces advance towards Canton, the Royal Navy smashes through river defences, attacks fortified strongholds, and carries the war deep into enemy territory. Yet beneath the confidence of British victory, something aboard Repulse is badly wrong. Her captain remains distant and secretive, strange orders are given without explanation, and rumours begin to spread among the crew. As tensions rise and danger closes in from every side, David finds himself caught in a web of suspicion where loyalty can no longer be taken for granted. Packed with naval action, atmospheric detail, and deadly intrigue, The Canton Betrayal is a gripping historical adventure set during the First Opium War and the dawn of steam-powered warfare at sea. This work was previously published as Repulse Bay by Richard Nigel Stembridge.</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>1814. The Gulf Coast is on the brink of invasion - and a deadly conspiracy lurks in the shadows. Commanding the powerful American frigate Macedonian, Captain Favian Markham arrives in New Orleans bearing alarming news: a massive British expedition is gathering to strike at the city and seize control of the Mississippi. As the defenders scramble to prepare, a more sinister threat emerges from the marshes and islands of the Gulf Coast. On remote Cat Island, pirates, smugglers and privateers have united under mysterious leaders. What begins as a raid against a lawless stronghold soon uncovers a secret society of fanatical veterans devoted to the fallen Emperor Napoleon. Hardened by the battlefields of Europe, they dream of restoring their master's fortunes, and will kill anyone who stands in their way. With British warships closing on Louisiana and enemies hidden among friend and foe alike, Favian must lead a daring expedition into the shallow waters of the Mississippi Sound. There, amid treacherous channels, pirate schooners and desperate fighting, the fate of New Orleans may be decided before the British army even reaches its shores. Filled with naval action, intrigue, privateers, pirates and historical adventure, Cat Island is a thrilling tale of the War of 1812 and the fifth instalment of Walter Jon Williams' acclaimed Privateers &amp; Gentlemen series.</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>1808. Britain has outlawed the slave trade - and Ben Hudson is sent to enforce the ban on the far side of the world. His command, HMS Malvern, is an ageing twenty-eight-gun frigate, worn from years of war and dismissed by the Admiralty as more than sufficient to chase down slave ships. Off Sierra Leone, Hudson and his crew enter a brutal world of hidden rivers, disease-ridden swamps, and ruthless traffickers willing to kill to protect their fortunes. The enemy is not the French navy, but an entire network of merchants, raiders, corrupt officials, and desperate captains operating beyond the reach of civilization. As the newly formed West Africa Squadron struggles to stem the tide of human cargo crossing the Atlantic, Hudson is forced into increasingly desperate measures - risking his ship, his crew, and his own life in pursuit of slavers who will stop at nothing to escape. From violent chases through tropical waters to savage shipboard combat and tense missions along the African coast, The Freetown Squadron is a gripping Age of Sail adventure inspired by the Royal Navy’s real war against the Atlantic slave trade. This work was previously published as Black Tar by Richard Nigel Stembridge.</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Left stranded on a deserted island with little hope of rescue, Alan Waite is expected to die. Betrayed by ruthless enemies and abandoned beneath the blazing Caribbean sun, the young adventurer faces starvation, thirst, and the constant threat of pirates roaming the waters nearby. But Waite is not a man ready to surrender to fate. Escaping the island is only the beginning of a far greater struggle. Thrown into the savage world of the Spanish Main, Waite is swept into a violent conflict of privateers, cutthroats, and corrupt colonial governors, where fortunes are stolen at cannon-point and loyalty can be bought with gold. Hunted by powerful enemies and tempted by the freedom of the pirate life, he soon discovers that survival in the Caribbean demands courage, cunning, and a willingness to fight dirty. From the lawless taverns of Port Royal to deadly sea chases beneath the black flag, Marooned is a thrilling swashbuckling adventure packed with naval action, treachery, romance, and desperate battles on land and sea.</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Book 2 in the Paul Gallant series, and a priceless Spanish treasure has vanished. Somewhere beyond the fog-bound coasts of Louisbourg lies La Nuestra Señora de la Concepción - a golden statue sent to France as a symbol of alliance, power and dominion over the seas. If it reaches its destination, the balance of naval power in the Americas could shift forever. French marine officer Paul Gallant is ordered to find it. But the search soon becomes far more dangerous than he imagined. British warships patrol the cold Atlantic waters. Pirates stalk the shipping lanes. Louisbourg seethes with spies, traitors and enemy soldiers. And somewhere amid the storms, hidden coves and wilderness of Acadie, ruthless men are willing to kill for the treasure. With danger closing from every side, Gallant faces the greatest challenge of his career - because whoever possesses the golden virgin may command the future of empires. Perfect for readers of C. S. Forester, Alexander Kent and Patrick O’Brian, A King’s Ransom is a gripping Age of Sail adventure packed with naval warfare, intrigue and high-seas action.</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>1812. As Napoleon’s armies march into Russia and Wellington drives the French from Spain, Britain’s fate still rests upon one thing above all else: command of the sea. Captain Matthew Thompson of HMS Royan, a powerful seventy-four-gun ship of the line, has spent his career defending that supremacy. From hunting Barbary corsairs in the Mediterranean to supporting dangerous raids against French strongholds on the Spanish coast, Thompson has earned a reputation for decisive action and daring independence. But across the Atlantic, a new threat has emerged. American heavy frigates are humiliating the Royal Navy in single-ship actions, shaking confidence in Britain’s mastery of the seas. Ordered to confront the growing challenge posed by the young United States, Thompson sails west into a conflict that is as political as it is military. Yet amid the storms of war, another complication threatens his judgement. Caroline Grant - a fiercely intelligent American woman rescued from Barbary captivity - forces Thompson to question where duty ends and loyalty begins. From the Mediterranean to the Atlantic seaboard, The Atlantic Affair is a thrilling Napoleonic adventure filled with naval combat, political intrigue, daring operations, and the relentless struggle for command at sea. This work was previously published as HMS Constitution by Richard Nigel Stembridge.</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>A captured enemy frigate. A stolen mission. A war built on secrets. Captain Favian Markham of the United States Navy has become a hero of the War of 1812 after the capture of HMS Macedonian. But victory comes at a price. As political rivals circle and whispers spread through Washington, Markham finds himself facing court martial, accused not simply of failure, but of knowing too much. Hidden agents pass intelligence across enemy lines, British warships appear where they should not, and shadowy interests on both sides of the Atlantic are shaping the war for their own ends. At the centre of it all stands Caroline - a woman whose loyalties are as dangerous as they are irresistible. When Markham is drawn into a covert mission involving a frigate stolen from his own government, he discovers that the greatest threat to the young American republic may not come from the Royal Navy at all, but from betrayal within. From blockade-running operations and furious frigate battles to espionage, political intrigue, and divided loyalties, The Macedonian is a fast-moving Age of Sail adventure packed with action, suspense, and naval warfare on the high seas.</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>England thought the war was an ocean away. John Paul Jones intends to prove otherwise. 1779. The American Revolution rages across the Atlantic, but Commodore John Paul Jones has no intention of fighting cautiously from afar. Commanding the battered but powerful Bonhomme Richard and a fragile squadron held together by politics, ambition, and uneasy alliances, Jones is determined to carry the war directly to Britain’s shores. But his greatest danger may come from within. His captains mistrust one another. His crews are divided by nationality and near mutiny. And among his own officers lurks a bitter rival whose ambition threatens to destroy the squadron before the enemy ever fires a shot. Across storm-torn seas and hostile waters, he launches daring raids against British shipping, strikes fear into coastal towns, and forces the Royal Navy into pursuit. As the squadron closes on the Yorkshire coast and the guns prepare to roar off Scarborough, Jones must gamble everything on one final, desperate confrontation against a superior enemy. Victory could make him a legend. Defeat will leave his ship burning beneath the waves. Scarborough Fair is a sweeping Age of Sail adventure packed with naval combat, mutiny, romance, and one of the most famous sea battles of the American Revolution.</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>England’s deadliest swordsman is about to sail with the most dangerous man alive. Elizabethan England is a kingdom of plots, ambition, and bloodshed - and young Talbot Slanning is about to lose everything. Forced to flee after a duel ends in death, Talbot escapes the gallows only through the intervention of the notorious privateer Francis Drake. With the Queen’s agents closing in behind him, Talbot has only two choices: remain in England and hang, or sail for the New World beside the most feared seaman of the age. He chooses the sea. But Drake’s voyage is no simple escape. Across the Atlantic and into the deadly waters of the Spanish Main, Talbot is drawn into a brutal world of piracy, espionage, hidden treasure, and war against the mighty Spanish Empire. Jungle ambushes, mutiny, sword fights, and desperate raids become the price of survival as Drake hunts the wealth of the New World, and dreams of carving England’s future from Spain’s empire. Yet danger stalks Talbot even among his own companions. For his ruthless enemy, Tom Gillard, still lives... and some feuds can only end in blood. From the royal courts of England to the pirate-haunted Caribbean, Buccaneer’s Blade is a sweeping historical adventure packed with sea battles, intrigue, revenge, and daring exploits on the Spanish Main.</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Ireland burns with quiet rebellion… and the enemy is closer than anyone suspects. Lieutenant Adam Sheridan of HMS Hertford has faced the guns of the French navy before, but his latest mission will test him far from the safety of the English Channel. Sent to the west coast of Ireland to recruit men and disrupt enemy activity, Sheridan finds himself drawn into a dangerous web of divided loyalties, hidden alliances, and ruthless opportunists. When a French frigate threatens the coast and criminal elements exploit the unrest, Sheridan must rely on raw recruits, local volunteers, and unorthodox tactics to strike back. But the greatest danger may come from within, when the crew of the Hertford suffer a kidnapping by men whose motives are as shadowed as the Irish hills they vanish into. As time runs out, Adam Sheridan’s mission hangs in the balance. Can his allies carry out their orders in time, or will the enemy’s bold gambit succeed? From daring fire-ship attacks to tense encounters on land, The Galway Gambit is a gripping tale of courage, deception, and naval warfare during the age of sail. This work was previously published as For King and Our Country by Richard Nigel Stembridge.</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>The siege of Louisbourg has begun - and one ship carries the fate of New France. 1745. War spreads across the Atlantic as New England forces and the Royal Navy descend on the mighty French fortress of Louisbourg. Now the harbour burns, the guns of the fortress thunder against their own captured batteries, and the corvette Écho is the last French ship still free. Gallant’s orders are simple: break through the British blockade, cross the Atlantic, and reach France with a desperate plea for reinforcements. But the sea offers no mercy. Hunted across the ocean by Commodore Fitzsimmons and his relentless squadron, Gallant and the crew are driven into a deadly game of pursuit and survival stretching from the storm-lashed Atlantic to the Mediterranean coast. Outnumbered and outgunned, Gallant must rely on daring seamanship, audacious deception, and sheer nerve to keep one step ahead of the Royal Navy. Because if he fails, Louisbourg will fall - and with it, France’s empire in North America. From savage boarding actions and desperate escapes to naval bombardments and covert attacks behind enemy lines, The Black Cockade launches the epic Paul Gallant saga with a sweeping tale of courage, endurance, and war at sea.</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>In the brutal contest for mastery of the seas, glory is never won without a price. Master Commandant Favian Markham is young, ambitious, and hungry for distinction. Given command of the American brig Experiment, he faces an impossible task: break the British blockade and carry the war into the enemy’s own waters. Outgunned, outmatched, and far from home, Markham drives his ship across the Atlantic and into the deadly maze of the Narrow Seas - where fog, hidden shoals, and the full might of the Royal Navy lie in wait. But the greatest danger is not the enemy fleet. As rivalries sharpen, loyalties are tested, and political ambitions reach even into the quarterdeck, Markham must hold together a fragile command while making decisions that could doom them all. His officers stand with him, but the burden of command is his alone. From savage ship-to-ship duels to the intrigue of foreign ports and the allure of a dangerous liaison, Brig of War is a powerful tale of leadership, ambition, and the cost of honour. This work was previously published as The Raider by Jon Williams.</image:caption>
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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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