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Treachery

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13th June 2019

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Selected: Paperback / ISBN-13: 9780340961131

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‘In Stockwin’s hands the sea story will continue to entrance readers across the world’ – Guardian

Thomas Kydd has dragged himself up in the navy from press-ganged seaman to captain of his own ship. Now he faces disgrace.

After losing favour with his superiors, and suffering terrible personal tragedy, Kydd and his ship are sent to guard the Channel Islands from Napoleon’s forces. When he is brutally betrayed off the Normandy Coast and removed from command, only his old friend Renzi is willing to stick by him.

Kydd is determined to clear his name, but soon finds himself fighting yet another battle he seems to have no chance of winning. Can he defeat his enemies on both sides, and win back the glory taken from him?

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What readers are saying about TREACHERY

‘Another enthralling story of our hero’ – 5 stars

‘I’m a fan for life’ – 5 stars

‘Stockwin does it once again! A spell is cast over the reader to haul them into the world of Thomas Kydd’ – 5 stars

‘Excellent in all respects’ – 5 stars

‘A thrilling read, as usual’ – 5 stars

Reviews

<i>Warships</i> on TREACHERY
Julian Stockwin is the superstar of naval fiction set during the Age of Sail . . . another great seafaring adventure
<i>Peterborough Evening Telegraph</i>
Another thundering good read for those who love seagoing stories in the Hornblower mould
<i>Good Book Guide</i> on TREACHERY
Another ripping yarn
<i>Flagship</i>
Stockwin is a born storyteller and, with his series of intriguing sub-plots, a man with a vivid imagination. Importantly, his research is accurate and first class. TREACHERY is highly recommended.
<i>Firetrench</i>
An absorbing tale
<i>Independent</i> on KYDD
I was soon turning the pages almost indecently fast...Roll on, the promised adventures of Kydd and Renzi
<i>Daily Express</i> on KYDD
Stockwin paints a vivid picture of life aboard the mighty ship-of-the-line...the harsh naval discipline, the rancid food, and the skill of the common sailor are all skilfully evoked.