Captain Nathaniel Drinkwater master of the HMS "Patrician," sails his vessel to the Pacific Ocean where, just off the California coast, he battles the Russians, the Spanish, and his own mutinous crew

In Distant Waters

Literature & Fiction

WOODMAN, RICHARD

British & Irish

St Martins Pr

Bringing his frigate into the shelter of the Pearl River on the China coast in the wake of a typhoon, Captain Nathaniel Drinkwater becomes caught up in the turmoil following the British occupation of Macao

A Private Revenge ( A Nathaniel Drinkwater Novel )

Contemporary

The Guineaman & The Privateersman

Pan Books

Based on the real-life career of eighteenth-century Royal Navy officer Nathaniel Drinkwater, the first adventure in a series reminiscent of the novels of Patrick O'Brien chronicles the young midshipman's exploits aboard a British gun frigate. Reprint.

An Eye of the Fleet (Nathaniel Drinkwater)

Genre Fiction

GRAND CENTRAL PUB.

In a novel based on the real life adventures of Lieutenant Nathaniel Drinkwater, the dashing Royal Navy officer encounters deceit, rebellion, and sabotage on board the Kestrel, a ship slowly careening out of control, in a suspenseful saga detailing life on the rough and stormy sea. Reprint.

A King's Cutter

Based on the real-life career of eighteenth-century Royal Navy officer Nathaniel Drinkwater, the third adventure in the historical saga chronicles the lieutenant's confrontation with an old enemy, who is preparing his French Squadron to descend on India. Reprint.

A Brig of War

Based on the real life career of Royal Navy officer Nathaniel Drinkwater from 1792-1797, this book tells of Lt. Drinkwater's exploits aboard the British 12-gun cutter, "Kestrel". The French Revolution is raging, and the crew must ferry spies and refugees to and from the war-torn nation. With deadly skirmishes against the French Navy leading to the heroic Battle for Camperdown, this is a masterful tale of the age of the great sailing ships--and the battles that would forge a new century.

Pinnacle Books

To deliver an urgent warning to the British squadron, Nathaniel Drinkwater, now a lieutenant, must first face his old enemy, Edouard Santhonay, and then the tyrannical Morris, commander of the "Cyclops"

Based on the real-life career of eighteenth-century Royal Navy  officer Nathaniel Drinkwater, the first adventure in a series  reminiscent of the novels of Patrick O'Brien chronicles the young  midshipman's exploits aboard a British gun frigate. Reprint."

An Eye of the Fleet (Nathaniel Drinkwater, Midshipman, No. 1)

An eye of the fleet

J.Murray

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In Distant Waters

A Private Revenge ( A Nathaniel Drinkwater Novel )

The Guineaman & The Privateersman

An Eye of the Fleet (Nathaniel Drinkwater)

A King's Cutter

A Brig of War

A King's Cutter

A Brig of War

An Eye of the Fleet (Nathaniel Drinkwater, Midshipman, No. 1)

An eye of the fleet