Seahorse

Another very firestorm of the fighting Anthony's . Brother uncle and half brother all fingering for the British during the American revolution. I've now read the first four in the series and there is a lot of battles along with human interest stories. An enjoyable read. I

This is the third book of the series and I hope for more!! These books are for those of us that loved the C. S. Foreters Hornblower series or all of thwe Alexander Kent novels. This is simply some of the best new age of sail books in a long time. The stories and characters hold you attention and you do not catch yourself skipping pages ahead to find the action again.If you are looking for a good book to read, pick up these 3 books and discover good reading again!!

All the characters we've met and have grown to love continue developing with the trials they endure and the celebrations they share. Huzzah, huzzah!

I got interested in a few characters, so I read on. It's like continuing to eat chips although you know you shouldn't. There is no way Mr. Aye or, if he has one, his editor, could pass a fourth grade grammar test. It's jarring when the reader reads your rather than you're or to rather than too. When subjects don't agree with verbs, there's a cringe. Just don't bother with this series.

This series is one of the better ones I've read about the old British navy. It is well written and keeps your interest up from start to finish.

Would have prefered some more action.... kind of dragged in places.

Ok

Well written I am enjoying the series

This story has been absolutely ruined by the haphazard use of the hyphen, hyphenating words which should not be hyphenated and not amending the printing before selling the book is unforgivable. This tells the reader the printer has either not had the book read or they are too idle to correct it. I most sincerely hope the printer sees this comment and contacts me on the email address provided. If I were the author I would beVERY annoyed as it reflects badly upon [email protected]

Another great story following the fortunes of the Anthony's and roughly following the historic timeline and events - no need to make anything up, the Royal Navy have already done it! :-)

good story line

Loved it

Good read, like the rest in the series