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Dewey Lambdin

A King's Commander

Part of "Alan Lewrie" series

"A King's Commander" by Dewey Lambdin is the thrilling twelfth installment in the beloved Alan Lewrie naval adventure series. Set in the late 18th century, this historical novel follows the exploits of its protagonist, Captain Alan Lewrie, as he navigates both the treacherous waters of the Napoleonic Wars and the complex social landscape of Regency England. In "A King's Commander," Lewrie is tasked with a critical mission: to escort and protect a valuable cargo of gold and silver from the Caribbean to England. However, the journey is fraught with danger, as Lewrie must contend with French privateers, treacherous storms, and mutinous crew members. Along the way, he also becomes embroiled in a complex web of political intrigue, as powerful forces seek to undermine his mission and discredit his reputation. Lambdin's masterful storytelling brings the era to life, immersing readers in a world of high seas adventure, political machinations, and personal drama. The novel is rich in historical detail, from the intricacies of naval warfare to the social customs of the time. Yet it is Lewrie himself who truly drives the narrative, as his wit, charm, and bravery make him a compelling and relatable hero. Fans of the series will be delighted to see Lewrie's character develop further in this installment, as he grapples with issues of loyalty, honor, and personal responsibility. Newcomers to the series will also find much to enjoy, as "A King's Commander" stands on its own as a thrilling and engaging work of historical fiction. Overall, "A King's Commander" is a must-read for fans of naval adventure, historical fiction, and swashbuckling tales of heroism and derring-do. With its richly drawn characters, intricate plot, and vividly realized setting, it is a worthy addition to the Alan Lewrie series and a testament to Lambdin's skill as a storyteller...