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The Hardcover version of The Mountain of Gold by J. D. Davies (previously only in paperback) is now available for pre-order worldwide. It will be released on 31 January 2012.

Author Benerson Little has a new book,  The Great Pirate Legends Debunked: Authentic Details of Sea Rover History More Extraordinary Than the Myths, which will be available in paperback in the UK on 1 October 2011. Currently it is not listed for release in the US until 1 September 2012.

This book debunks more than a dozen pirate myths-from the flying of the Jolly Roger to the burying of

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Author M. Kei's latest novel Heart of Oak is now available worldwise in paperback.

Lt. Peter Thorton's divided loyalties are tested in the crucibles of love and war. A pawn in the war for Portuguese independence, he is marked for revenge by the Spanish, and comes perilously close to losing both his life and ship. Discarded by friends and lovers, his health wrecked, and at the nadir of his career, he discovers what really matters and must make a choice that will seal his fate. Heart of Oak, the fourth book in the Pirates of the Narrow Seas series by M. Kei, continues the adventures of a gay...

Author Richard Woodman's latest novel A Ship for the King is now available for pre-order in hardcover. It will be released in the UK on 28 July 2011 and in the US on 1 November 2011.

A thrilling maritime adventure, the first in a new series set against the backdrop of the English Civil War -

Bristol, England, 1618. Kit Faulkner is a young vagrant orphan, but his life changes forever when two gentlemen spot his potential and he is taken aboard their merchant ship, the Swallow, to be trained for a life at sea. As he rises

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Author E. Thomas Behr recently released his first naval fiction novel Blood Brothers. It is now available in paperback and ebook formats worldwide.

In 1805, in the war-ravaged Mediterranean, Henry Doyle, a soldier of fortune−and professional killer−arrives at a squalid tavern in the roughest section of Malta for a meeting with a man he should hate.

His appointment: William Eaton, an American army officer, Indian fighter, and secret agent for Thomas Jefferson. Eaton is plotting a daring venture: the invasion of Tripoli to liberate three hundred Americans held hostage

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