Alexander Fullerton was a British author celebrated for his impactful naval fiction. His writing was deeply informed by his own extensive experiences at sea, from serving on battleships to spending much of the war aboard submarines. Fullerton masterfully captured the authentic atmosphere, the inherent dangers, and the strong bonds of maritime life, offering readers thrilling adventures grounded in vivid realism.
The fourth and final volume of adventures of SOE operative Rosie Ewing in wartime France. Having survived a miraculous escape from deportation to a death camp, Rosie is on her way home. Then two SOE agents are arrested and held in Paris and Rosie is sent back to try and rescue them.
Like its predecessor, "Bloody Sunset", this novel is set in the Russian civil war of 1919. While serving in Sebastopol, Lt Cdr Bob Cowan - half Russian, half British - is sent to rescue two Red Cross nurses who have joined up with the White Army. By the author of "Love for an Enemy".
Again, Fullerton offers a thrilling look at the perils of WWII naval warfare through the service of Nicholas Everard.
Román z prostředí válečného námořnictva byl inspirovaný skutečnou událostí z bitvy u Narviku v roce 1940. Román vypráví o námořních operacích britského a německého loďstva na severu Norska mezi 8. a 13. dubnem 1940. Kruté podmínky v Severním moři, popisy akcí i pocity lidí jsou líčeny velice sugestivně a věrohodně. Rámcový příběh i podrobnosti obou bitev u Narviku byly převzaty z dokumentárních záznamů a výpovědí pamětníků.
