Sea Trials
Sea Trials by Alaric Bond, published by Old Salt Press on May 21, 2019, is a historical fiction novel that immerses readers in the challenges faced by the crew of HMS Mistral. After undergoing a significant refit, the ship finds itself without its captain, Tom King, who is stationed miles away on another warship. As he confronts an overwhelming enemy force, the narrative explores themes of survival and loyalty, raising the stakes for both the ship and her crew.
In this edition, readers will encounter intense naval action and the perils of the sea, as the crew of HMS Mistral navigates their own trials while awaiting their captain’s return. The story delves into the dynamics of leadership and the conflicts that arise in times of crisis, providing a vivid portrayal of life at sea during a tumultuous period. With 276 pages, this book offers a detailed look at the trials faced by both the vessel and her crew, making it a compelling read for those interested in historical naval fiction.
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HMS Mistral has emerged from a major refit with one vital element missing – her captain. But Tom King is many miles away aboard a different warship and facing an apparently unbeatable enemy force. Will he survive to claim his rightful place, or is Mistral destined to sail under another’s command?With graphic naval action, danger from the elements and a major conflict of loyalties, Mistral’s sea trials quickly turn into a testing time for her crew as much as their vessel.
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