Colours Aloft!

<p><b><i>This naval page-turner from the pen of the master storyteller of the sea, <u>multi-million copy seller Alexander Kent</u>, is </i></b><b><i>full of action, political intrigue and personal tragedy and is perfect for fans of Patrick O'Brian and C. S. Forester. Dive in and get straight to the heart of the action!</i></b><br><b><br>'One of our foremost writers of naval fiction' -- </b><b><i>Sunday Times</i></b><br><b>'Shipwreck, survival ... a spirited battle ... a splendid yarn'' -- </b><b><i>The Times</i></b><br><b>'Really good book, needed to keep turning the pages' -- ***** Reader review</b><br><b>'This series is the daddy!' -- ***** Reader review</b><br><b>'A jolly good read' -- ***** Reader review</b><br><b>'Great novel, great writing, always guaranteed to keep me interested' -- ***** Reader review</b><br><b>'Excellent read, you're there with Boltho!' -- ***** Reader review</b><br><b>'Exciting throughout. Brilliant!' -- ***** Reader review</b><br><b>***************************************************************************************************</b><br><b>1803</b><b>:</b> <b>Vice-Admiral Sir Richard Bolitho</b> finds himself the new master of <b>the Argonaute</b>, a French flagship taken in battle. With <b>the Peace of Amiens</b> in ruins, he must leave the safety of <b>Falmouth</b>.<br><br> What lies ahead is the grim reality of war at close quarters - where Bolitho will be called upon to anticipate the overall intention of the French fleet. But the battle has also become <b>a personal vendetta</b> between himself and the French admiral who formerly sailed the Argonaute.<br><br> <b>Bolitho and his men are driven to a final rendezvous where no quarter is asked or given.</b></p> <p><b><i>This naval page-turner from the pen of the master storyteller of the sea, <u>multi-million copy seller Alexander Kent</u>, is </i></b><b><i>full of action, political intrigue and personal tragedy and is perfect for fans of Patrick O'Brian and C. S. Forester. Dive in and get straight to the heart of the action!</i></b><br><b><br>'One of our foremost writers of naval fiction' -- </b><b><i>Sunday Times</i></b><br><b>'Shipwreck, survival ... a spirited battle ... a splendid yarn'' -- </b><b><i>The Times</i></b><br><b>'Really good book, needed to keep turning the pages' -- ***** Reader review</b><br><b>'This series is the daddy!' -- ***** Reader review</b><br><b>'A jolly good read' -- ***** Reader review</b><br><b>'Great novel, great writing, always guaranteed to keep me interested' -- ***** Reader review</b><br><b>'Excellent read, you're there with Boltho!' -- ***** Reader review</b><br><b>'Exciting throughout. Brilliant!' -- ***** Reader review</b><br><b>***************************************************************************************************</b><br><b>1803</b><b>:</b> <b>Vice-Admiral Sir Richard Bolitho</b> finds himself the new master of <b>the Argonaute</b>, a French flagship taken in battle. With <b>the Peace of Amiens</b> in ruins, he must leave the safety of <b>Falmouth</b>.<br><br> What lies ahead is the grim reality of war at close quarters - where Bolitho will be called upon to anticipate the overall intention of the French fleet. But the battle has also become <b>a personal vendetta</b> between himself and the French admiral who formerly sailed the Argonaute.<br><br> <b>Bolitho and his men are driven to a final rendezvous where no quarter is asked or given.</b></p>