β Scribed by Christopher Nicole
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Young Harry McGann is forced to flee Ireland for the unknown shores of America. On that voyage he meets Elizabeth Bartlett, who seems as far beyond his reach as the stars which guide him across the Atlantic.
Through the years that follow, Harry finds himself involved in the formation of the American Navy. It is a world of intrigue, violence and untold dangers at sea.
But always the memory of Elizabeth is there and their paths are destined to cross again and again.
Old Glory is a tale of blistering naval battles and wild romance on the high seas.
Praise for Christopher Nicole:
A sensual, passion-packed saga! Publishers Weekly
Sex and violence fast-paced, entertaining, appealing! Library Journal
Christopher Nicole was born and brought up in British Guyana and the West Indies. His output of books has been prolific and many of his novels are historical with a Caribbean background.
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