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Hi chaps.
Have any of you come across a Naval Author called Anthony Morgan, and if so is he any good.
I have just had an offer for my Kindle.
Rob.

Not heard of him before Rob. Fiction or Factual?

Fiction Neil.

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Rob.

I presume you have Googled him?

I looked him up on the Historical Naval Fiction page and this was all I got.

Anthony Morgan

Anthony Morgan. There is no information on this author.

Series: n/a
Year	Book	Comment
	Listen to the Wind	James Quarrie must rescue a fellow Captain from the Spanish

Not even as much as Amazon says and that's not much.
Rob.

I couldn't find anything more than you, Rob.

For those interested in the book (from the Historical Naval Fiction website):

The setting is the Napoleonic Wars, ten years before Trafalgar, in a time when Britain ruled the waves and men's lives were gripped by the savagery of naval warfare. Captain James Quarrie is rescued, in a daring secret mission, from a French firing squad. He then learns that he is to Captain HMS Brandesholme, a 38 gun frigate. His first task is to rescue Captain Rawlinson, along with his wife and beautiful daughter Charlotte, from the treacherous Spanish Ambassador, Alfonso de la Vega. Captain Rawlinson knows far too much about the Spanish Fleet, and although Britain is not yet at war with Spain, she soon will be. Quarrie's rescue mission is made all the more dangerous by the imposing fort that dominates the narrows at Isle de Arosa. This fast moving story, in the style of Patrick O'Brian, pauses to describe what life is like in the back streets of Portsmouth, the hardship and deprivation of life around the taverns in the late 1790's, intermingled with the heartache of Charlotte and her quest to improve the lives of Royal Navy widows.

Thanks Eric.
Looks as if it is worth giving a go then. I have got my screen magnified right up and can type so although very slow, I can at least do some posting.
Rob.

Let us know what you think when you're done reading it, Rob.

Good to see you back online.

Downloaded tonight, but may be a few days, as my Kindle is still too fuzzy to read.
Rob.