Latest Releases
This Section contains articles about new Age of Sail books released or due to be released. For a list of upcoming books please view the Releases Calendar
Peregrine (K)
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- Created on Friday, 30 March 2012
- By Michael Aye
Author Michael Aye's latest novel in the Fighting Anthony's series, Peregrine, is now available worldwide on Kindle. It will be released in paperback next month, April 2012.
July 1778. A French fleet of mighty warships under Comte d'Estaing arrives off Sandy Hook to aid the colonies. The British Navy finds itself hard pressed to fulfill the duties cast upon it.
Vice Admiral Lord Anthony has temporarily transferred his flag to the frigate, HMS Peregrine for diplomatic duty. The ship's captain is Lord Anthony's brother Gabe. The mission is to transport prisoners of war and their families to Norfolk, Virginia in exchange for British prisoners. Sailing under a flag of truce Peregrine is viciously attacked.
The roar of cannons and smell of gunpowder once again fills the air as Lord Anthony's ships struggle to do their duty.
The Prodigal (PB)
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- Created on Thursday, 29 March 2012
- By S. K. Keogh
S. K. Keogh has a new book which has just been released worldwide, The Prodigal. The first book in a pirate fiction series, it is available in paperback and ebook versions.
A story of relentless pursuit, betrayal, and revenge:
As a young boy Jack Mallory knows horror and desolation when James Logan and his pirates murder his father and abduct his mother. Falsely accused of piracy himself, Jack is thrown into jail. He survives seven years in London's notorious Newgate prison and emerges a hardened man seeking revenge.
His obsession with finding his mother's kidnapper drives him to the West Indies where he becomes entangled with a fiery young woman named Maria Cordero. With a score of her own to settle with James Logan, she disguises her gender and blackmails Jack into taking her aboard his pirate brig, Prodigal, in his desperate search for Logan. Their tumultuous relationship simmers while Jack formulates a daring plan to rescue his mother and exact revenge upon Logan for destroying his family. But Logan has no intentions of losing what he now treasures more than life itself...Jack's mother, Ella.
The Flag of Freedom (HC)
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- Created on Saturday, 10 March 2012
- By Seth Hunter
Author Seth Hunter has a new novel which is now available for pre-order in hardcover, The Flag of Freedom, due for release on 5 July 2012 in the UK.
1797: Britain stands alone against the forces of Revolutionary France. A victorious French Army, led by the youthful Napoleon Bonaparte, is poised to invade Britain. And in his country's darkest hour, Captain Nathan Peake finds himself imprisoned by his own side on the Rock of Gibraltar - charged with treason. To prove his innocence Nathan must uncover the great deception that masks the French war aims. Is the great armada being assembled in Toulon bound for the shores of Great Britain - or Egypt? His secret mission to discover the truth about Napoleon's invasion plans will hurl him into two of the greatest battles of the 18th century.
Honorable Lies (HC)
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- Created on Friday, 09 March 2012
- By Robert N Macomber
Author Robert N Macomber has a new novel, Honorable Lies, which will be released worldwide in hardcover on 15 Septemnber 2012. It is now available for pre-order.
It's September 1888, and Commander Peter Wake, Office of Naval Intelligence, has five days to rescue his two captured operatives from a dungeon in Spanish colonial Havana. But his plan quickly falls apart on the first day when long-time nemesis Colonel Isidro Marrón, head of Spanish counter-intelligence, springs a deadly trap that Wake can't avoid. Huguenots, Freemasons, the beautiful actress Sarah Bernhardt, the re-election of President Grover Cleveland, and Cuban patriot José Martí are all part of the desperate action as Peter Wake uses innovation and experience to defy the odds.
Seahawk Burning (HC)
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- Created on Saturday, 25 February 2012
- By Randall Peffer
Author Randall Peffer has a new novel which is now available for pre-order in Hardcover, Seahawk Burning: A Novel of the Civil War at Sea. It will be released worldwide on 15 April 2012.
This final volume in the Raphael Semmes trilogy of Civil War naval thrillers, Seahawk Burning, follows the real-life adventures of Confederate Captain Raphael Semmes and his ship, the C.S.S. Alabama, on the final legs of their reign of terror on the high seas. The novel chronicles Semmes's rise to mythic stature as he becomes Lincoln's public enemy number one, seizing and burning scores of Yankee ships in the Caribbean Sea, the south Atlantic, the Indian Ocean, and the South China Sea before heading to France for sanctuary...all the while dodging scores of federal Navy ships pursuing him.
Enemy vessels, spy games, mutinies, storms, and loneliness stock Semmes's cruise during 1863-64. Meanwhile, back in the Lincoln White House, Secretary of the Navy Gideon Welles tries to marshal his warships to catch Semmes and simultaneously protect his president from spies and assassins, one of whom is Semmes's mistress.
In addition to the main characters, the cast of Seahawk Burning includes historical figures from the governments and navies of the North and South as well as the Black Moses Harriet Tubman, John Wilkes Booth, and his fellow conspirators.
Releases Calendar
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- Created on Tuesday, 25 August 2009
- By David Hayes
In some cases an estimated date is given marked *. When no specific date is known the last day of the month/year will be used.
| Title | Author | Date | Area | Format | Type |
| 2013 | |||||
| Navy, Nation and Nelson | Quintin Colville (Editor) | 15 June | World | HC | Non-Fiction |
| Blackbeard's Last Fight | Angus Konstam | 18 June | World | PB | Non-Fiction |
| Hunting the Essex | Allen Gardiner | 30 June | World | HC | Non-Fiction |
| Gun Bay | William H. White | 30 June* | World | HC | Naval Fiction |
| Britannia's Dragon: A Naval History of Wales | J. D. Davies | 1 July | World | HC | Naval Fiction |
| London and the Georgian Navy | Philip MacDougall | 1 July | UK | PB | Non-Fiction |
| The Spoils of Conquest | Seth Hunter | 4 July | UK | HC | Naval Fiction |
| Cross of Fire | Mark Keating | 18 July | UK | HC | Pirate Fiction |
| The King's Chameleon | Richard Woodman | 25 July | UK | HC | Naval Fiction |
| Blood of Tyrants | Naomi Novik | 13 August | World | HC | Related Fiction |
| Honors Rendered | Robert N. Macomber | 1 September | World | HC | Naval Fiction |
| London and the Georgian Navy | Philip MacDougall | 1 September | US | PB | Non-Fiction |
| Light Upon the Waters | Richard Woodman | 1 September | World | HC | Non-Fiction |
| Turn a Blind Eye | Alaric Bond | 30 September* | World | PB | Nautical Fiction |
| The Price of Victory | N. A. M. Rodger | 26 September | UK | HC | Non-Fiction |
| Caribbee | Julian Stockwin | 24 October | UK | HC | Naval Fictio |
| Caribbee | Julian Stockwin | 1 November | US | HC | Naval Fictio |
| The King's Chameleon | Richard Woodman | 1 November | US | HC | Naval Fiction |
| A Divided Command | David Donachie | 25 November | UK | HC | Naval Fiction |
| A Sea of Troubles | David Donachie | 25 November | UK | PB | Naval Fiction |
| Naval Shipbuilding in the Age of Sail: An Industrial History 1100-1800 | Philip MacDougall | 30 November | World | HC | Non-Fiction |
| How Dark the Night | William C. Hammond | 31 December* | World | HC | Naval Fiction |
| 2014 | |||||
| The King's Marauder | Dewey Lambdin | 4 February | World | HC | Naval Fiction |
| A Sea of Troubles | David Donachie | 15 February | US | PB | Naval Fiction |
| The Battle of All the Ages | J. D. Davies | 31 December* | UK | PB | Naval Fiction |
| 2015 | |||||
| Death's Bright Angel | J. D. Davies | 31 December* | UK | PB | Naval Fiction |