TEMPEST

TEMPEST

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Fishguard, February, 1797: HMS Britannia anchors off the Pembrokeshire coast in the dying days of winter. Two armed companies of soldiers row ashore, led by the charismatic American, Colonel William Tate. They are met by the local Welsh Volunteer regiment who, unlike the suspicious locals, have been expecting them. But one man has been secretly shadowing a small flotilla bound for the same destination. Major Lorn Mullone, a shrewd Irishman employed by the British government, considers that their arrival is more than fortuitous. Is this just a mere coincidence or perhaps a ruse de guerre? Mullone has to uncover the truth and, with every step of the way, he must tread carefully if he is to survive.
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Expect the unexpected - that's a lesson everyone'd be wiseta learn early on. Just when his Life seems fairly settled and on an unshakable foundation once again, Jamie Fraser finds out just how wrong he is. Almost the same thing that happened when he left his Native homeland's happening all over again. The difference this Time's that it's not just his own Life on the line - he's a massive family to worry about in addition to himself. But there's a surprise none of that family saw coming that wasn't present the first Time around. Question is, how will that surprise affect the hasty escape they plan to beat from a War they want no part in?

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