Nicholas Everard: Vol 1: 1st omnibus in series (Nicholas Everard Omnibus)

Nicholas Everard: Vol 1: 1st omnibus in series (Nicholas Everard Omnibus)

by Alexander Fullerton (Author)

Synopsis

At 2.28pm on the last day of May 1916, in the grey windswept North Sea off the coast of Jutland, the fire-gongs ring...THE BLOODING OF THE GUNS is the first of the Nicholas Everard novels, the series that has won Alexander Fullerton world-wide acclaim. Dramatic and meticulously researched, this is how it felt to fight in the Battle of Jutland: to be in a tiny destroyer racing to launch torpedoes into a line of Dreadnoughts' blazing guns, to fight inside a battleship's fifteen-inch turrets, or on the bridge of a cruiser under pulverising bombardment. This IS battle at sea...Also in this volume are SIXTY MINUTES FOR ST GEORGE, a thrilling account of the raid on Zeebrugge, and PATROL TO THE GOLDEN HORN, where Nick Everard embarks on a dangerous submarine mission in the dying days of the war.

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Format: Paperback
Pages: 704
Publisher: Sphere
Published: 01 Nov 2001

ISBN 10: 0751532002
ISBN 13: 9780751532005
Book Overview: * Review and feature coverage in military and historical as well as national press

Media Reviews
His action passages are superb and he never puts a period foot wrong. THE OBSERVER * The research is unimpeachable and the scent of battle quite overwhelming. SUNDAY TIMES *
Author Bio
Alexander Fullerton was a cadet at Dartmouth at the age of thirteen and went to sea serving first in the battleship Queen Elizabeth in the Mediterranean. His first novel SURFACE! sold over 500,000 copies. Then he worked on the 9-volume Nicholas Everard series that made his reputation. Alexander Fullerton was a cadet at Dartmouth at the age of thirteen and went to sea serving first in the battleship Queen Elizabeth in the Mediterranean. He wrote his first novel SURFACE! in the early 1950s and it sold over 500,000 copies. Then he worked on the 9-volume Nicholas Everard series that made his reputation. He died in February 2008.