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From reigning master of martime fiction Dewey Lambdin comes the latest in the Alan Lewrie naval series, An Onshore Storm, where Lewrie will take on his roughest adventure: maritime life beyond the navy
For over twenty years, Dewey Lambdin's devoted fans have followed the adventures of Alan Lewrie, Royal Navy, from his days as a midshipmen to captain of his own ship and, though on somewhat dubious grounds, a baronetcy.
Lewrie is looking for a new transport and a new crew, and this time he doesn't have the aid of an Admiralty official with a deep government purse or written orders, or even access to dockyards back in England.
No matter how gloomy the prospects are, though, Lewrie will persevere; he'll not admit defeat or failure, for that would both sting his pride and give his enemies satisfaction that he's finally come a cropper.
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