How do you maintain discipline on a ship when someone murders your first lieutenant--and a part of you agrees with their action?
December 1796. It was a time of unrest and discontent for Britain, made even worse by the war with Revolutionary France and the possibility of imminent invasion. Fresh from the dockyard, HMS Pandora, a 28-gun frigate, is about to set sail to join the Mediterranean Fleet.
For Captain Banks the harsh winter weather and threat of a French invasion are not his only problems. He has an untried ship, a tyrant for a First Lieutenant, a crew that contains at least one murderer, and he is about to sail into one of the biggest naval battles in British history--the Battle of Cape St. Vincent.
"Alaric Bond has stepped into the first rank of writers of historic naval fiction."
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How do you maintain discipline on a ship when someone murders your first lieutenant--and a part of you agrees with their action?
December 1796. It was a time of unrest and discontent for Britain, made even worse by the war with Revolutionary France and the possibility of imminent invasion. Fresh from the dockyard, HMS Pandora, a 28-gun frigate, is about to set sail to join the Mediterranean Fleet.
For Captain Banks the harsh winter weather and threat of a French invasion are not his only problems. He has an untried ship, a tyrant for a First Lieutenant, a crew that contains at least one murderer, and he is about to sail into one of the biggest naval battles in British history--the Battle of Cape St. Vincent.
"Alaric Bond has stepped into the first rank of writers of historic naval fiction."
The Second Book in the Fighting Sail Series