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Hoare and the Matter of Treason: A Maritime Mystery Featuring Captain Nartholomew Hoare

5 reviews
Wilder Perkins

Thomas Dunne Books, 2001

His last and best work
Commander Bartholomew Hoare enjoys being a naval officer who predominately uses his skills and that of his crew on land, which allows him time with his wife and child. His idyllic time ends when his superior Admiral Abercrombie orders Hoare to find missing sensitive documents taken from London's Admiralty House. Hoare knows that an inside traitor had to have stolen the documents. He makes ...

Hoare and the Headless Captains: A Maritime Mystery Featuring Captain Bartholomew Hoare (Maritime Mysteries ...

5 reviews
Wilder Perkins

St. Martin's Minotaur, 2000

A good maritime historical mystery
Napoleon totally controls France and threatens to do likewise with the rest of Europe. A desperate England declares the Emperor an enemy of the state. The nation's militia engages the forces of Napoleon on land and at sea. British Royal Naval Officer Bartholomew Hoare remains on land because an injury that occurred while fighting for his country has left him mute. Though he has accepted his ...

Hoare and the Portsmouth Atrocities (Maritime Mysteries Featuring Captain Bartholomew Hoare)

11 reviews
Wilder Perkins

St. Martin's Minotaur, 1998

First of this short series, and the best
This is not a bad read. It's not up to the Hornblower, Aubrey/Maturin, or Bolitho standards, but it's worth reading.

Das verschollene Schiff.
Wilder Perkins

Goldmann, 2002

Alfred Hitchcock's Mystery Magazine February 1999
Andrew Dequasie, john D. Dirckx, ...

Peter Kanter, 1999

A Long Winter's Nap In their wildest dreams they'd never thought it possible and more short stories