Born in England, Margaret Christine Muir now lives in Tasmania where she is a member of the Tasmanian Sail Training Association. During her travels, she has cruised round the coast of South America, crossed Drake Passage and visited the frozen islands off the Antarctic Peninsula. It is these experiences which inspired her to write her first nautical fiction adventure Floating Gold. Versions of her work appear as either 'by M. C. Muir' or 'by Margaret Muir'.
AOS Naval Fiction |
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| Series: Under Admiralty Orders - The Oliver Quintrell Series | ||
| Year | Book | Comment |
| 1802 | Floating Gold | With peace in Europe Cptn. Oliver Quintrell of HMS Elusive joins a fleet sailing into the Atlantic |
| 1803 | The Tainted Prize | Quintrell heads south with orders are to find a missing ship |
| 1804 | Admiralty Orders | Quintrell faces life-threatening events at Gibraltar |
| 1804 | The Unfortunate Isles | A sheltered cove offers an ideal location to careen Perpetual |
| 1805 | The Seventy-Four | Treachery and insurrection, murder and mutiny must be put down |
| 1805 | Nelson's Wake | Confronted with an abandoned ship and a rogue officer Quintrell faces challenges he would never expect. |
AOS Other Nautical Fiction |
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| Year | Book | Comment |
| Sea Dust | Emma can sail to Australia, but to do so she must stowaway on the Morning Star | |
The author’s official web site is margaretmuirauthor.com