In the King’s Name
In the King’s Name by Alexander Kent is a reprint edition published by Globe Pequot Publishing on February 1, 2012. This nautical novel, written in English and spanning 264 pages, immerses readers in the high-stakes world of Napoleonic-era Africa. The story follows Captain Adam Bolitho as he embarks on a perilous mission from Plymouth to Freetown, West Africa, carrying secret orders amidst the backdrop of a changing maritime landscape marked by the illegal slave trade.
Readers will encounter a narrative filled with high-seas intrigue and tension as Bolitho navigates not only the treacherous waters but also the complex dynamics of envy and rivalry among officers. In Africa, he finds unexpected allies while confronting a formidable enemy, adding layers of conflict and adventure to his journey. This edition offers a vivid exploration of themes related to action, adventure, and historical warfare, making it a noteworthy addition for those interested in sea stories and military fiction.
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Filled with high-seas intrigue and sharp tensions, this nautical novel takes an intense voyage into the heart of Napoleonic-era Africa. The year is 1819 and Captain Adam Bolitho has been sent on an urgent but risky mission to make a fast passage from Plymouth to Freetown, West Africa, with secret orders for the senior officer stationed there. Due to the slave trade being declared illegal, ships in every harbor are waiting to be scrapped and officers have been cut loose without hope of future commands, thus Adam soon finds himself the object of envy and jealousy. In Africa he discovers unexpected allies and faces an enemy far more powerful and ruthless than any he has known before.
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