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Author:
Westbrook, William, 1945- author.
Title:
The Bermuda privateer #1 : a Nicholas Fallon sea novel / William Westbrook.
Publisher:
McBooks Press,
Copyright Date:
2017
Description:
327 pages : map ; 24 cm
Subject:
Privateering--Fiction.
Merchant ships--Fiction.
Treasure troves--Caribbean Area--Fiction.
Pirates--Fiction.
Naval battles--Fiction.
Bermuda Islands--Fiction.
West Indies--Fiction.
Sea stories.
Adventure fiction.
Summary:
Nicholas Fallon is captain of the schooner Sea Dog, a privateer that is fast, beautiful and deadly. Unbound by Royal Navy tradition, Fallon enjoys total independence in where he goes, how he fights, and whom he takes as crew. A woman -- Beauty McFarland -- is his first lieutenant. It's 1796, and Sea Dog's owner, Ezra Somers, employs Fallon to protect his Caribbean salt trade from French privateers and pirates. Wicked Jak Clayton is especially ruthless. When the two meet just off the Bahamas, even Fallon's cunning can't overcome their mismatch in firepower and desertion by a cowardly ally. Later, in Bermuda, Fallon is enlisted by the Royal Navy to intercept a Spanish flotilla carrying gold and silver to France. But a massive hurricane halts the British attack on the Spanish transports, driving several ships, including Fallon's, onto the Florida shore. Held by Spanish soldiers, Fallon and the surviving crew escape by turning enemies into friends. Once free, only one mission remains. Wicked Jak Clayton must die!
Series:
A Nicholas Fallon sea adventure ; bk. 1
Westbrook, William, 1945- Nicholas Fallon ; bk. 1.
ISBN:
1590137442
9781590137444
OCLC:
(OCoLC)974555961
LCCN:
2017015414
Locations:
BOPG851 -- Ames Public Library (Ames)

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