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Nothing Without Honour

By: Martin Hicks
Narrated by: Ronald Bruce Meyer
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It is the spring of 1864 and the Confederate raider Palmetto is off the Philippines, pursuing her campaign against US shipping. For her captain, Thomas Grover there is much to consider, for with the ship’s previously sustained engine damage not fully repaired, he learns that these seas are now patrolled by a new Union warship that vastly overmatches his own ship. As the war turns increasingly against the south, Grover must redouble his efforts against the enemy, but the hidden threats facing him are as dangerous as the known ones.

About the author: Martin Hicks lives in Fraserburgh in Aberdeenshire and began writing after a career in education. “Nothing Without Honour” is his eleventh book and continues the “Palmetto” series. He is currently working on a further title.

By the same author:

A Gathering of Soldiers

Hard Passage North

The Rappahannock Line

Mirage of Victory

The Bitterest Enemy

A Season for Killing

A Deepening Twilight

Bond of Blood

Palmetto

An Instrument of War

©2017 Martin Hicks (P)2023 Martin Hicks
Genre Fiction Sea Adventures War & Military War
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