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The Last Raider

By: Douglas Reeman
Narrated by: David Rintoul
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December 1917. Germany opens the final, bitter round of the war with a new and deadly weapon in the struggle for the seas - the Vulcan sails from Kiel Harbour. To all appearances she is a harmless merchant vessel.

But her peaceful lines conceal a merciless firepower; guns, mines and torpedoes that can be brought into play instantly. The Vulcan is a commerce raider and her mission is to bring chaos to the seaways.

©1963 Douglas Reeman (P)2014 Audible, Inc. Historical Fiction Fiction War
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so many stories written from the main units to have a story from the espionage gorilla side of the war opens your eyes to the not so known side of war. its great

from the hidden side

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What made the experience of listening to The Last Raider the most enjoyable?

Evocative of the global scale and personal impact of the first world war and how personal stories can evolve develop and change under the pressures of war.

Historical adventure

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I have always loved Douglas Reeman books and thought this was great. I don't get time to read these days so I listened to it in my car, made the journey to and from work much more bearable.

Really enjoyed this book

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Very disappointing. Too many unpleasant characters. Structure of ships company and converted merchantman to Navy. similar to another of Reedmans books

Disappointing

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