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For King and Company
- Percival Merewether Series, Book 3
- Narrated by: Steven Crossley
- Length: 14 hrs and 35 mins
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Summary
They called themselves the Bombay Buccaneers - and under that flamboyant name they blazed a trail of daring and adventure from the Gulf of Oman to the waters of Macao. For courage, loyalty, and renown few of the Buccaneers could match their Captain, Percival Merewether, a brilliant seaman who was already the hero of a score of fabled sea-faring campaigns. Newly in command of the 36-gun frigate Pitt, Merewether is about to set sail again - this time on a voyage that would plunge him and his crew into new and ever more hazardous trials: a mutiny, a fierce-fought sea battle with the French, and a stormy encounter with the most ferocious pirate ever to hoist a flag: Madame Chin, scourge of the China Seas.
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- Duggan D.
- 14-01-24
Another Cracker!
Steven Crossley is perfectly cast for narrator of #2 of 3 in this series. I enjoy listening to him immensely!
I was a fan of the Patrick O Brien series of books and these are quite similar, I recommend them to anyone with a naval/ boating interest, not just because they are free they are very easy listening in my opinion!
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- avid reader
- 30-10-23
A cracking sea adventure
A thoroughly enjoyable read and excellently researched.
Fairweather and Hornblower what a team they would have made. No wonder England Ruled the Waves.
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