Sam Lewellyn

Bill Tyrrell's elderly cutter Vixen sails across the North Sea as part of a sail training fleet, but something snags the propeller when they tie up next to the big Russian barrque - a body....

by Bjorn Larsson

A gripping novel of the sea, set in the waters of the Western Isles.

400pp, paperback

by Bjorn Larsson

A gripping novel of the sea, set in the waters of the Western Isles.

388pp, hardback

Sam Lewellyn

A tale of international conspiracy stretching from Ethiopia to Boston engulfs George David after his sister is murdered. A transatlantic race is part of the solution...

Sam Lewellyn

The west coast of Scotland is a fine cruising ground, but Harry Frazer rescues a man who fell off a passing ship in the dead of the night. Ecological and personal disaster loom....

Sam Lewellyn

Charlie Agutter is a designer of leading edge racing yachts and his boats are being sabotaged in the run up to the Captain's Cup series. Then the killing starts.....

By L.M. Lawson

A suspense filled mystery that will entertain and enthrall the reader with descriptions of small boat cruising. Setting out from their home Californian waters, tension builds as they continue along Mexico's Baja penninsula, their fate becomes entangled with dangerous men aboard a stolen boat until finally the plot explodes in a grand finale.

Pb 230p

By L.M.Lawson

Sun-baked golden sand's, tropical seas and ice cold margarita's were the goal when a couple set sail, but they encountered a body and video camera floating at sea. The authorities want that camera - but so does someone else. As the couple are pursued through the mountains of Mexico they realise that the drowing may not have been accidental...

Pb 264p

By E. Childers

A best seller since 1903 - a gripping plot set in the Waddenzee between the Frisian Islands and the German/Dutch mainland.

260p Hb

Sam Lewellyn

Victoria and Guy Blakeney-Jones inherit the tiny Cornish island of Trelise and start work on restoring the garden. It then starts to give up its dark family secrets and the ghosts from the past start to endanger their idyll....

The National Maritime Museum

To mark the 70th anniversary of its opening, the National Maritime Museum has brought together this collection of new short stories inspired by a great literary muse. From Orkney and the west of Ireland to the Med and the N.W. Passage the stories challenge our perception of the sea. Authors include S. Llewellyn, D. Barry, C. Lambert, C. Cleave, T. Hadley and many more.

Pb 308pp

Sam Llewellyn

A spin off from Erskine Childer's classic 'The Riddle of the Sands'. It is April 1903 and professional skipper Charlie Webb has been summoned by the Duke to meet the enigmatic Carruthers. The Frisian Islands hide old wrecks loaded with bullion and part of the Kaiser's new navy....

Paperback, 340pp.

By R. Woodman

To the captains of the great tea clippers sailing from China to England, the only thing that mattered was to be first home - to some, it mattered so much that they would lay bets against rival captains. Sailing from Shanghai in 1869, Capt Kemball races Capt. Richards - the wager is his daughter's hand in marriage.

272p Pb

Sam Lewellyn

Sam Lewellyn spent part of his carefree and mis-spent youth rowing a small and beaten up dinghy down the River Severn from Ludlow and then via various unsavoury canals and finally the Thames to London. This journey undertaken in a moment of levity, soon became a major regret and a hideous experience....but Sam turns the experience into a rich comedy.