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Anthony Carter and the Admiral's Daughter — Book 1 in the Anthony Carter Sea Adventures
by Peter Argonis
Categories: Fiction » Historical » Regency
Format: EPUB
Content Rating: Older than 17
When 18-year-old Anthony Carter, second mate in his father's small schooner, first meets Harriet Lambert, the young daughter of a Royal Navy admiral, the uncouth young man and the well-bred but snooty young woman annoy each other. Yet, barely surviving a shipwreck, they recognise each other's mettles, and a short-lived romance ensues. Years later, Tony Carter, now a Navy captain himself and Harriet Lambert meet again and rediscover their feelings. Yet, fate interferes again, and Harriet has to marry a noble but despicable man whilst Tony faces the perils of war and of the sea, but also the temptations of beautiful women. It takes tragedy, mortal danger, and some growing up for them to find to each other. A romance set during the Napoleonic Wars.
Book 1 (of 3) in the Anthony Carter Sea Adventures, covering the life of young Anthony Carter from 1797 to 1806.
This story was first posted in 2004 in serialised form at storiesonline.net as first part of In The Navy. It was substantially revised, with added content, but adapted to a more general readership.
Complete with a Glossary of nautical terms and Royal Navy-related facts.
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yomundongo
Good read
Reviewed it on April 13, 2024
Another great story about life in the Royal Navy of the 18th century!Bishop
A must read
Reviewed it on March 4, 2024
I can't tell you how many times I've read this story. I have read this at least once a year. Now, I have it in my collection and can't wait for his others in the series. Side note, wish paragraphs are indented so I know where each new paragraphs start and end. I read on a phone and this would greatly help.martin.theo974
Amazing story
Reviewed it on March 3, 2024
Amazing storyvol_1998
Great Story
Reviewed it on March 1, 2024
Excellent writing and storytelling. This author is excellenthesch54
Opening story of a great series
Reviewed it on March 1, 2024
I read all of this author's stories on Storiesonline more than once, but there was no question in my mind that I would buy everything he published on bookapy in the future and read it again. good work deserves recognition.