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Bitingduck Publishers is pleased to Announce they will publish “The War of 1812-Remember the Raisin” by local Lee County author Michael Aye (Mike ”Doc” Fowler) to be released Summer 2013, launching a new historical fiction series set during the War of 1812. Facing one failure after another, President Madison appoints Jonah Lee-a trusted scout for General “Mad” Anthony Wayne-to ensure that the Northern American army under General William Harrison takes the fight to the British, pushing them back into Canada.
This book
moves from the massacre at the River Raisin to Commodore Perry’s great defeat
of the British on the Great Lakes to the overwhelming British defeat at the
battle of the Thames.
Georgia-based novelist Michael Aye who is a retired naval officer is the author
of the highly popular naval fiction series, The Fighting Anthony’s, which is
set against the American Revolution at sea. Aye is currently writing the second
installment in the 1812 series, which will deal with the Battle of Horseshoe
Bend and will feature such historical figures as Davy Crockett, Andrew Jackson
and Sam Houston. The third title will focus on the Battle of New Orleans, which
occurred after the was over and the treaty was signed.
Michael Aye just returned from St.Lucia read the exciting Story.... Click here.
Available Free: Short Story by Michael Aye "The Fireship" Click Here to download.
(Download requires Adobe reader, click here to get Adobe Reader.)
Available now "Peregrine"!
Reviews:
"This latest episode of the Fighting Anthony's story is again set in Caribbean and American waters during the period when the French first appear on the station after entering the American War of Independence. It sees the family having to deal with a relative of an old nemesis bent on revenge.
As usual the book is fast paced with plenty of action sequences without detailed descriptions of ship handling. Over the series quite a long list of characters has been built up, many of which make an appearance so it was useful to have a character list at the start to refresh the memory.
Whilst set in the historical timeline the books do not seek to insert the principal characters into true events and this gives the author more scope to produce a good yarn with a fresh feel. I continue to enjoy the series which is recommended."
David Hayes (Click here to view site)
“Michael Aye is one of today’s premier writers of nautical fiction whose work inspires me.”
Linda Collison author of Star-Crossed and Surgeon's Mate
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Available now: New - Book five in the Fighting Anthonys series : Click here to view special Author's features and order today:
July 1778. A French fleet of mighty warships under Comte d’Estaing arrives off Sandy Hook to aid the colonies. The British Navy finds itself hard pressed to fulfill the duties cast upon it. Vice Admiral Lord Anthony has temporarily transferred his flag to the frigate, HMS Peregrine for diplomatic duty. The ship’s captain is Lord Anthony’s brother Gabe. The mission is to transport prisoners of war and their families to Norfolk, Virginia in exchange for British prisoners. Sailing under a flag of truce Peregrine is viciously attacked. The roar of cannons and smell of gunpowder once again fills the air as Lord Anthony’s ships struggle to do their duty. | |
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Book four in the Fighting Anthonys series : Click here to view Back of cover. Order today: Amazon.com | |
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Book three in the Fighting Anthonys series Admiral Lord Gilbert Anthony and his brother Lieutenant Gabriel Anthony, fighting for the Crown during the American Revolution, find adventure, daring privateers, and a ghost ship. The ghost ship Barracuda plies the waters off the coast of Saint Augustine in 1777. The Barracuda takes no prize and leaves no one alive. Tracking down the Barracuda is only one of the many challenges and battles the brothers face when assigned to protect Florida loyalists. Facing the privateers, who know the surrounding inlets and rivers, affords a series of dangerous missions for the crew and costs them many men and a few good ships. As the war takes its toll, Gil yearns to return to England, while Gabe steals the hearts of local women.
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Book one in the Fighting Anthonys series Click image for sample chapter
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