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The Iberian Flame

Thomas Kydd, Book 20

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The Iberian Flame

By: Julian Stockwin
Narrated by: Christian Rodska
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1808. With the Peninsula in turmoil, Napoleon Bonaparte signs a treaty to dismember Portugal and put his brother, Joseph, on the throne of Spain.

Meanwhile, Nicholas Renzi, the Lord Farndon, undertakes a deadly mission to stir up partisan unrest to disrupt this Napoleonic alliance with Spain.

Thrust into the crucible of the uprising, Captain Sir Thomas Kydd is dismayed to come up against an old foe from his past - now his superior and commander - who is determined to break him. Kydd will soon face the greatest decision of his professional career.

Bonaparte, incensed by the reverses suffered to his honour, gathers together a crushing force and marches at speed into Spain. After several bloody encounters the greatly outnumbered British expedition have no option other than make a fighting retreat to the coast. Only the Navy can save them.

But the flame of insurrection has been lit - and the Peninsular War has begun.

©2018 Julian Stockwin (P)2018 Hodder & Stoughton Limited Action & Adventure Genre Fiction Historical Fiction Sea Adventures Fiction Adventure War
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My only dislike is that the story comes to an end and that we don't find out what happened to Kydd's nemesis.

rollicking good yarn with interesting historical facts revealled

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