‘In Stockwin’s hands the sea story will continue to entrance readers across the world’ – Guardian
1803. Tensions are escalating again between England and France.
While the Royal Navy launches reconnaissance, rescue missions and spies on the continent, French privateer ships are lurking in English waters poised to strike at British trade. Smugglers, perilous storms and a treacherous coastline all threaten to overcome HMS Teazer as her men fight to gain control of the seas around Cornwall and Devon.
Meanwhile an unlikely rival is seeking her captain’s heart. The beautiful and determined admiral’s daughter could be the key to realising all Kydd’s hopes and ambitions. But high society, he finds, can be as treacherous as his first mistress – the sea.
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What readers are saying about THE ADMIRAL’S DAUGHTER
‘Stockwin’s best yet’ – 5 stars
‘Another great Julian Stockwin novel’ – 5 stars
‘Great read, a brilliant series’ – 5 stars
‘A very good book of adventures at sea’ – 5 stars
‘The entire series is utterly brilliant’ – 5 stars
1803. Tensions are escalating again between England and France.
While the Royal Navy launches reconnaissance, rescue missions and spies on the continent, French privateer ships are lurking in English waters poised to strike at British trade. Smugglers, perilous storms and a treacherous coastline all threaten to overcome HMS Teazer as her men fight to gain control of the seas around Cornwall and Devon.
Meanwhile an unlikely rival is seeking her captain’s heart. The beautiful and determined admiral’s daughter could be the key to realising all Kydd’s hopes and ambitions. But high society, he finds, can be as treacherous as his first mistress – the sea.
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What readers are saying about THE ADMIRAL’S DAUGHTER
‘Stockwin’s best yet’ – 5 stars
‘Another great Julian Stockwin novel’ – 5 stars
‘Great read, a brilliant series’ – 5 stars
‘A very good book of adventures at sea’ – 5 stars
‘The entire series is utterly brilliant’ – 5 stars
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Reviews
Praise for Julian Stockwin
'Stockwin tells his story with crispness and clarity. His characters are simply but well-drawn, and events happen at a pace to keep readers involved. As always, his display of seamanship savvy is one of the best in the genre'
'Another thundering good read for those who love seagoing stories in the Hornblower mould'
Stockwin paints a vivid picture of life aboard the mighty ship-of-the-line... the harsh naval discipline, the rancid food, and the skill of the common sailor are all skilfully evoked.
In Stockwin's hands the sea story will continue to entrance readers across the world.
I was soon turning the pages almost indecently fast . . . Roll on, the promised adventures of Kydd and Renzi.
The appeal of the story is in the telling, which is atmospheric, authentic ... The author had a long career in the Royal Navy, which adds to his prose that extra dash of salty realism.