Focusing on mid-seventeenth century maritime battles, the book delves into the conflicts between Ireland, England, and Scotland. It highlights how these naval confrontations significantly influenced the broader historical struggles of the time, shedding light on their dramatic effects on the overall conflict in the region.
The book provides an in-depth analysis of the maritime dimensions of the civil wars, arguing that these aspects played a crucial and often overlooked role in the conflicts. Through detailed examination, it highlights how naval strategies, battles, and logistics significantly influenced the outcomes of the wars, reshaping our understanding of their historical significance.
Shining a light on who pirates really were, and how the well-known ‘skull and crossbones’ Hollywood stereotype evolved
Amber has fierce bad indigestion and the Sambucas aren't getting rid of it. Lorraine attacks a customer at work and her boss wants her to see a psychiatrist. Kay's got an itch that Gem can't scratch (but maybe Kermit can). Paul is just using Amber until he can get to Australia. The Hairy man fancies Lorraine but fails to rise to the occasion.
A funny and insightful glimpse into the power of female friendship.
Elaine Murphy is back with a new thriller that will leave fans of Darcey Bell, B.A. Paris, and Samantha Downing utterly reeling.