Naval Fiction Releases
This section lists upcoming and recently released Naval Fiction books. They will also appear in the main Book Title Index
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- By: Richard Nigel Stembridge
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Richard Nigel Stembridge has just released the first book in his new John Brough series, The Trafalgar Bastard. It is now available worldwide for Kindle download.
October 1805. The guns of Trafalgar have fallen silent.
Lieutenant John Brough sails aboard HMS Tirana, bound for Nelson's fleet and hoping at last to discover the truth about the man who may be his father.
Before he can reach the battle, fate intervenes.
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- By: Michael Aye
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Author Michael Aye's has just released the latest novel in his Fighting Anthony's series, La Cazadora: The Huntress. It is now available in paperback and for Kindle download worldwide.
It's 1784. The war with the Colonies is over. Gabe Anthony has just been made a baronet. He is to command the exchange of prisoners of war in America. He will then command a squadron at English Harbor. It is a seemingly easy task, and one where he can take some personal time. However, two rogue ships flying no flag are destroying British ships and murdering countless people. Why and who? Gabe is tasked with finding these raiders and putting an end to their death and destruction.
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- By: Chris Durbin
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Chris Durbin's has just released his new book, Straits of Anián, which is now available worldwide in Paperback and for Kindle.
The wealth of the world flows through the narrow straits between oceans and seas. Gibraltar, Magellan, Hormuz, Dover, Malacca: each has had its day. Yet there is one that has lingered in the imagination of geographers and fantasists, of admirals and money-hungry merchants since Columbus crossed the Atlantic, and it remains stubbornly elusive. It was the fast route around the top of the American continent that might lead to the riches of the Orient, and for the English it was the shortcut that bypassed the lands where the Spaniards, the Portuguese and the Dutch held sway. It was the Straits of Anián, reputed to offer an ice-free passage from the Pacific Ocean to Hudson Bay on the Atlantic.
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- By: Adrian Westbrooke
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Adrian Westbrooke recently released a new book in his Nicholas Cruwys Naval Series, Revolution's Edge, which is available worldwide in Hardcover, Paperback, for Kindle and for Audio download.
Toulon to the Caribbean, 1788–1791. A world unravelling. A revolution that will change everything—and everyone.
When Captain Nicholas Cruwys in the frigate Miranda stands on the ramparts of Fort Lamalgue on Christmas Eve 1788, watching the magnificent French fleet spread below him, he can already sense the cracks forming in the old order. The dockyard workers are unpaid, the officers restless, and somewhere across France a catastrophe is building.
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- By: John Danielski
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John Danielski has a new book in his Royal Marine series, The Corsair Conundrum and the Pirates of Algiers, which is available for kindle download worldwide.
Ambushed at sea while on a vital diplomatic mission, Thomas Pennywhistle vows war against the Barbary pirates who specialize in enslaving Europeans. Joining with Admiral Sir Edward Pellew, England’s greatest living sailor, he becomes part of the British fleet dispatched to mete out justice to the cruel Dey Omar of Algiers, ruler of the one outlaw state that refuses to make peace.
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- By: Cal Clement
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Cal Clement's new book in The Patriot Sailor series, Rebel Ship, is now available worldwide for pre-order of Kindle download. It will be released on 2 September 2026, but a date for the paperback is awaited.
A murdered informant. A hidden traitor. A voyage that sparks a revolution.
In 1774, American sailor Jack Horner takes on what should be a simple coastal run. Instead, he discovers a dead man in the hold and a secret that powerful men will kill to protect. As British patrols tighten their grip on the colonies, Jack finds himself hunted at sea and stalked by a killer aboard his own ship.
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- By: David Hayes
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Cheryl Cooper recently released a new book in her Seasons of War series, Beyond the Pale Horizon. It is available worldwide for kindle download.
In early October 1813, following a shocking mutiny and the pirating of HMS Expedition at sea, Captain Fly Austen of HMS Invincible is determined to go after the person responsible, the English traitor Thomas Trevelyan, but is waylaid by a calamitous storm. Arriving in Halifax, Nova Scotia, to refit and recover, he soon hears rumours of Trevelyan’s whereabouts, and is fortuitously ordered to Boston to negotiate the release of British prisoners of war.
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- By: Lyle Garford
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A new book in The Evan Ross Series by Lyle Garford, The Sugar Secret, is now available for pre-order in kindle worldwide. It will be released on 26 March 2026.
In the wake of the Battle of Trafalgar, a secret mission, hidden treasure and a trail of murder threaten to ignite the Caribbean once more.
As the French and British forces collide, they are pulled into a dark web of conspiracy where the fate of two empires hangs in the balance.
