
The Seagull and Le Corsair
by Brian Withecombe
368 pages· 2008· ISBN 9781846930614
About
THE SEAGULL AND LE CORSAIR 1795 - Britain is at war with Revolutionary France. Giles Courtenay is given command of the sloop Seagull and sent to Antigua. There, they are on constant patrol against not only the French but privateers and pirates....and in particular the mysterious and vicious LeCorsair. Broadside battles and fierce hand to hand fighting abound as Courtenay and his men gradually close in on their quarry and they are forced to fight against the odds to unmask him.br> About the Author Married with two grown-up children. Solicitor. Partner in a small firm in Town near where I live. Interested in football (keen Man Utd supporter), reading, writing, and going on holiday to somewhere warm. I have written a short series about Giles Courtenay, and the second one, Aphrodite's Quest, is hopefully to follow The Seagull and Le Corsair into publication. Other books published. Also written At the Eleventh Hour, a novel about the closing stages of WW1, which is to be published by Chipmunka. Previously had published Fabric, Dope.....and Revenge, a novel of WW1 and Trafalgar.....and before. a childrens' book about the campaigns which led to Trafalgar.
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