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HMS Diamond: Book Two of the Sir Sidney Smith Series
HMS Diamond: Book Two of the Sir Sidney Smith Series
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The second book in the new Sir Sidney Smith Nautical Adventure Series
Sidney Smith, now “Sir Sidney,” is reunited with his friends, Lucas Walker and Susan Whitney.
After surviving the horrors of the destruction of Toulon, Sir Sidney is given a critical assignment. British gold shipments are going missing. Even worse, the ships are literally disappearing in plain sight of their escorts and the vessels around them. The mystery must be solved if Britain is going to maintain its lines of credit and continue to finance the war. But to do that Sir Sidney must unravel a web of intrigue that leads all the way to the Board of Admiralty.
This Fireship Press series is based on the life of Admiral Sir Sidney Smith (1764-1840)
"The author's breadth of knowledge on a variety of subjects, places, and historical events makes this a very worthwhile book for history buffs as well as those who enjoy nautical adventures. This reader is eagerly anticipating the third book in the series."
"The only problem I see with this series is that the books aren't long enough for me! They make me laugh, they make me cry, and what more could you ask for in a book?"
Sidney Smith, now “Sir Sidney,” is reunited with his friends, Lucas Walker and Susan Whitney.
After surviving the horrors of the destruction of Toulon, Sir Sidney is given a critical assignment. British gold shipments are going missing. Even worse, the ships are literally disappearing in plain sight of their escorts and the vessels around them. The mystery must be solved if Britain is going to maintain its lines of credit and continue to finance the war. But to do that Sir Sidney must unravel a web of intrigue that leads all the way to the Board of Admiralty.
This Fireship Press series is based on the life of Admiral Sir Sidney Smith (1764-1840)
"The author's breadth of knowledge on a variety of subjects, places, and historical events makes this a very worthwhile book for history buffs as well as those who enjoy nautical adventures. This reader is eagerly anticipating the third book in the series."
"The only problem I see with this series is that the books aren't long enough for me! They make me laugh, they make me cry, and what more could you ask for in a book?"
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