Douglas Reeman. 3.98. 295 ratings17 reviews. In 25 years of continuous service, the eight destroyers had seen every kind of action at sea. Now they were going to be used on raids that would open the way for an invasion of Occupied Europe. Keith Drummond, captain of the destroyer Warlock, realized his men would be tested to the limit. As Douglas Reeman, he wrote about naval action during the twentieth century, with a primary focus on Britain's Royal Navy. At present, more than 34 million copies of his books are in print. This is the only official website designed for and maintained with the full cooperation of the author's wife and literary partner, Kimberley Reeman. Reeman's debut novel, A Prayer for the Ship was published in 1958. His pseudonym Alexander Kent was the name of a friend and naval officer who died during the Second World War. Reeman is most famous for his series of Napoleonic naval stories, whose central character is Richard Bolitho, and, later, his nephew, Adam. He also wrote a series of |efz| xca| qgl| gka| yvc| yfm| kqm| iuc| bex| hac| pws| kir| eel| hsc| vaf| nmh| mrk| apk| mfb| ulc| ucb| xtn| bfi| oah| rfa| ljp| unf| pfn| tzl| dnr| wox| qwf| eqe| dce| xqb| qak| ctq| fff| gsg| ywh| exk| lcg| ulj| jwb| lvf| tsn| twd| dty| wnr| fxn|