True Colours
by Alaric Bond
THE ROYAL NAVY IS IMMOBILISED BY MUTINY, AND,
THE ONLY THING THAT’S STANDING IN THE WAY
OF AN INVASION IS A COMMANDER WHO IS COMMUNICATING WITH A FLEET THAT ISN’T THERE.
While Great Britain’s major home fleets are immobilised by a vicious mutiny, Adam Duncan, commander of the North Sea Squadron, has to maintain a constant watch over the Dutch coast, where a powerful invasion force is ready to take advantage of Britannia’s weakest moment.
With ship to ship duels and fleet engagements, shipwrecks, storms and groundings True Colours maintains a relentless pace that culminates in one of the most devastating sea battles of the French Revolutionary War - the Battle of Camperdown.
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