The British Military Quartet Books in Order
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The British Military Quartet books in publication order
4 books
King's Shilling
by Mike Lunnon-Wood
1998
A British frigate is sent to evacuate civilians as insurgents advance on Liberia’s capital. When events ashore deteriorate, the crew must improvise under pressure, and their captain risks taking the ship upriver to bring those in danger to safety.
Let Not The Deep
by Mike Lunnon-Wood
1998
A disabled cargo ship faces an approaching Atlantic storm with a passenger whose fate has captured international attention. Lifeboat rescuers and British military crews mount an increasingly dangerous operation, pitting skill and determination against overwhelming weather.
Long Reach
by Mike Lunnon-Wood
1999
An invasion of Belize forces Britain to defend a distant former colony. With intervention stretched by geography and limited resources, the outcome depends on the resourcefulness and courage of a small group of British personnel already on the ground.
Congo Blue
by Mike Lunnon-Wood
2002
Royal Marines enter an African civil war to rescue trapped missionaries, expecting a brief evacuation. The mission becomes a far more dangerous struggle as overwhelming opposition tests their training, endurance and ability to bring those in their care out alive.
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