Napoleon's Gambit: Sailing Through History to Commit the Perfect Crime
by Goldman, EricFormat: Paperback
Pub. Date: 2008-10-15
Publisher(s): Iuniverse Inc
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Summary
A modern sailor is recruited by the Royal Navy and finds himself on the deck of HMS Imprieuse in 1813, as she sails into battle against overwhelming odds. At stake are $5 billion in gold and the fate of the modern world. Think of it as Captain Kirk meets Captain Jack Aubrey: a moral tale, light-hearted and filled with action, yet rich in authentic historical and nautical detail. Napoleon's Gambit is set in exotic locations aboard the world's most advanced yacht and on old wooden warships. Its love-story, sword-fights, sea-battles, pirates and storms at sea add tension to an unpredictable and satisfying plot.
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