Lieutenant-Commander David Masters
now uses all his skill and training to defuse “the beast” wherever
he finds it.
ISBN 1-59013-044-8 •
368 pages
Captain Guy Sherbrooke still reels
from the loss of his previous command; now he’s out to even the
score.
ISBN 1-59013-043-X •
320 pages
The crew of MGB
801 face the challenge of revenge and sacrifice during the
occupa-tion of the German seaport of Kiel.
ISBN 1-59013-083-9 •
368 pages
Sub-Lieutenant Clive Royce must
quickly learn to play the deadly cat-and-mouse game of attack and
survival against the mighty German
ISBN 1-59013-097-9 •
288 pages
The crew of the crack de-stroyer
Hakka are weary but determined to face down
the enemy one more time.
ISBN 1-59013-049-9 •
320 pages
.fl eet
Broos Campbell
NO QUARTER
A Matty Graves
Novel
This first book in the series
introduces Matty Graves, midshipman in the early years of the
United States Navy. In 1799, the young U.S. Navy faces its for-mer
ally France in an undeclared Quasi War for the Caribbean.
Matty Graves is caught up in escalating
violence as he serves aboard the Rattle-Snake under his drunken cousin, Billy. Matty
already knows how to handle the sails and fight a ship, it’s human
nature that throws him for a loop. Now, with the sarcastic
Lieutenant Peter Wickett as his mentor and nemesis, he faces the
ironies of a war where telling friend from foe is no mean
trick.
“Refreshingly cynical.” —Jonathan Lunn
author of the Killigrew series
“Campbell writes with a vivid immediacy
and understated authority . . . a delight to read.”
—Richard Woodman author of the Nathaniel
Drinkwater series
“[Campbell's] characters are sharp,
genuine and fascinating, his plotting fast-paced and
authentic.”
—James L. Nelson author of The Only Life That Mattered
No Quarter
by Broos Campbell
978-1-59013-139-8 272 pages • $16.95 pb.
Broos Campbell has published articles and
short stories in alternative newspapers and literary magazines and
has worked as a columnist and newspaper editor. As research for the
Grave’s novels, Campbell served as a crew member of the Lady Washington, a restored tall ship. He currently
works as a book editor and lives in Los Angeles.
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A Sailor of Austria
In which, without really intending to, Otto Prohaska becomes
Official War Hero No. 27 of the Habsburg Empire.
by John
Biggins
Lovers of great military
history
rejoice! The beloved Prohaska
books are back.
This ironic, hilarious, and
poignantstory, the first in a four-book series,will delight and
entertain—and leaveyou wanting more. Otto Prohaska is asubmarine
captain serving thealmost-landlocked Austro-HungarianEmpire. He
faces a host of unlikelycircumstances, from petrol poisoningto
exploding lavatories to trigger-happy Turks. All signs point to
thetotal collapse of the bloated empirehe serves, but Otto refuses
to aban-don the Habsburgs in their hour ofneed.
“Stark realism and finely
crafted
humor…use of narration, his thor
ough knowledge, and good technical
details make this novel compelling
reading.”
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