Astrodene's Historical Naval Fiction June 1st, 2010 Interview Featuring "SeaHorse"
An Interview with Michael Aye   (Click here)
 
 
 
From: QUARTERDECK | NOVEMBER/DECEMBER 2009 Edition

MICHAEL AYE

American novelist Michael Aye's swiftly paced naval adventures about England's Fighting Anthonys - brothers Gilbert and Gabe - have found a niche in nautical fiction. The fourth in the series, SeaHorse, has been completed. The author discusses the Anthonys and a new writing venture in this interview with Quarterdeck: Click here to read more....    

 

 

     "I try to find interesting areas that have not already been used by other authors."

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Michael Aye with wife, Pat.

 

NAVAL FICTION

4 - SeaHorse

Written by Michael Aye   

 

 

A needful nation calls. Admiral Lord Anthony has just returned from Gabe's wedding and is finally able to relax with Lady Deborah and their new daughter. Then the admiralty's messenger arrives. Lord Anthony has been given command of His Majesties ships in the West Indies.

He and Gabe set sail with a new squadron only to face old enemies, personal tragedies, daring privateers and the French who have signed a alliance with the determined American colonies.

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3 - Barracuda

By Michael Aye

Admiral Lord Gilbert Anthony and his brother, Lieutenant Gabriel Anthony, fighting for the Crown during the American Revolution, find adventure, daring pirates, and a ghost ship!

The ghost ship Barracuda plies the waters off the coast of Saint Augustine, Florida 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.

Also available ...

1 - The Reaper

US TRADE PAPERBACK | 200 PAGES | $16.95

2 - HMS SeaWolf

US TRADE PAPERBACK | 276 PAGES | $16.95