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Old 09-22-2021, 03:09 PM   #1
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Naval historical fiction series
Here are the ones that I've either started and abandonded or finished or am in progress on: Horatio Hornblower by C. S. Forester, Lt. Peter Harding series by Antony Melville-Ross, Lord Ramage by Dudley Pope, Commander Shaw by Philip McCutchan, Halfhyde by Philip McCutchan, Cameron by Philip McCutchan, Tom Chatto by Philip McCutchan, and Alan Lewrie by Dewie Lambdin

The ones that I've enjoyed and finished are Hornblower, Lt. Peter Harding, and Tom Chatto. The Hornblower series is what got me started on this genre (Canadians can download them from Faded Page). At the moment I'm reading the first of the Alan Lewrie series and really loving it; funny and engaging.

FantasticFiction.com has a see also section at the bottom of the book pages which should keep me going for a while.
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