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Author Russell, Sean, 1952- author.

Title Until the sea shall give up her dead / S. Thomas Russell.

Publication Info. New York : G.P. Putnam's Sons, 2014.

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Location Call No. Status
 Newington, Lucy Robbins Welles Library - Adult Department  F RUSSELL, S. THOMAS    Check Shelf
 Windsor, Main Library - Adult Department  F-RUSSELL    Check Shelf
Edition First U.S. edition.
Description 435 pages : map ; 24 cm.
Series A Charles Hayden novel ; 4
Summary "Charles Hayden returns in the thrilling new naval adventure from bestselling author S. Thomas Russell, today's 'Patrick O'Brian for a new generation' (Kirkus Reviews). Master and Commander Charles Hayden has received fresh orders that take him and the HMS Themis to the Caribbean, with instructions to meddle with French shipping to the colonies. While en route, they rescue two Spanish castaways who beg for help fleeing from a vengeful family situation--Hayden agrees to do what he can, though it's soon clear his two new guests aren't exactly what they seem. Arriving in the lawless Caribbean seas, Hayden and Themis find themselves torn between the forces of reckless English captains, conflicts between royalist and revolutionary Frenchmen, and Spanish ships that are enemies to both England and France. And when someone very dear to him is kidnapped, Hayden may sacrifice everything in a reckless pursuit to save her"-- Provided by publisher.
"A seafaring adventure featuring Charles Hayden, continuing the series that began with UNDER ENEMY COLORS, A BATTLE WON, and TAKE, BURN OR DESTROY"-- Provided by publisher.
Subject Ship captains -- Fiction.
Themis (Ship) -- Fiction.
Kidnapping -- Fiction.
Great Britain -- History, Naval -- 18th century -- Fiction.
British -- Caribbean Area -- History -- 18th century.
FICTION / Action & Adventure.
FICTION / Historical.
FICTION / War & Military.
Genre/Form Sea stories.
Adventure fiction.
Historical fiction.
ISBN 9780399158971 (hardback)
0399158979 (hardback)
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