Trafalgar!

BRITAIN TAKES ON THE COMBINED FLEETS OF FRANCE AND SPAINNelson knows full well that Captain Sir Corrie Harriman, dressed as a male naval officer and serving on the Victory, is in fact a woman whose 3-year-old child has been stowed out of harm's way in the cable tier. Nelson sends for her. He needs her advice. He fears that he may not survive the coming battle off Cape Trafalgar. What will happen if he falls? What will become of his beloved mistress Emma Hamilton and their daughter Horatia?The most famous battle in the history of the Royal Navy is about to begin. PRAISE FOR 'TRAFALGAR! CORRIE WINS THE WAR!'This is my new favorite series as you get to learn how women his among men in the Royal Navy. It is action-packed and filled with adventure as well. I read one book after another and I can't wait to read the rest of the series. These books keep you wanting to find out what happens to Corrie next.-- Reviewed by Rose in 'Insights into Books.'Barton is a delight to be with, full of zest and wit. He is also, at times, prophetically moved with rage and pity at our predicament. -- Alan Milton, Emeritus Professor at the University of Ulster. At the time, Lord Nelson's victory at Trafalgar was seen, first and foremost, as the final defeat of Napoleon's hopes of invading the British Isles.-- Tom Pocock, author of TRAFALGAR Bulmer PressISBN number 978-1-927721-36-0