THE BOOKS

A young officer navigates treacherous colonial waters as revolution stirs in America.
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The war reaches the Mediterranean as Spain joins the conflict and Gibraltar is besieged.

Revolution tears France apart and Cruwys must navigate the chaos of a world turned upside down.

In the year 1794, an East Indiaman is taken in the Strait of Sunda by French warships that knew her name, and knew exactly where to wait.

War with the American colonies escalates as Cruwys is drawn deeper into Atlantic conflict.
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The American war reaches its climax as Cruwys fights in the decisive naval battles of the final campaign.

War with Revolutionary France begins and the Royal Navy fights to hold Toulon against the Republican army.

In January of 1796, the richest convoy to leave Bombay in a twelvemonth sails early, with a single frigate to guard it. Her course has already been sold.

France enters the war and the conflict becomes truly global, stretching from the Atlantic to West Africa.

Peace brings new dangers as Cruwys is sent to the cold waters of the North Sea and Baltic.

The first great fleet battle of the French Revolutionary Wars — and Cruwys is at the heart of it.