Leo (Mike) R. (Mike2) - reviewed Sails on the Horizon: A Novel of the Napoleonic Wars on + 15 more book reviews
Better than average novel of the Hornblower tradition. Good reading.
Historical Fiction Utopia.
Thomas F. (hardtack) -
This was a good piece of naval fiction. The hero wasn't perfect, not everything went his way, and there was no 'evil midshipman.' It came across as very real.
I was a bit suspicious when two of the main characters fell in love so quickly. But I guess when you are in the 19th century British Navy and only home maybe one month out of twelve, you have to rush things.
I also have the sequel. If the second is as good as the first. then it is a shame there are only two books in this series.
I was a bit suspicious when two of the main characters fell in love so quickly. But I guess when you are in the 19th century British Navy and only home maybe one month out of twelve, you have to rush things.
I also have the sequel. If the second is as good as the first. then it is a shame there are only two books in this series.
