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Narrado por:
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John Lee
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De:
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Dewey Lambdin
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"The lively pace and white-knuckle battle scenes should make this another winner." (Publishers Weekly)
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Great fun!
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Enjoyable
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Great Book!
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Solid Nautical Fiction Book
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Always great tales
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Another fine author for the RN junkie
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Would you listen to Sea of Grey again? Why?
Probably not as I never "reread" a book.Who was your favorite character and why?
PeelWhich character – as performed by John Lee – was your favorite?
LewrieIf you could rename Sea of Grey, what would you call it?
?Any additional comments?
I have listened to all the lewrie books on tape and have read some of the others. I wish audible would have all the books on tape.Interesting backdrop of the sugar islands history
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I don't like the gruesome war over Sant Domingue but Lewrie gets to renew his friendship with Kit Cashman. The chaw-bacon clan of Beauman and Lewrie aren't done yet! Cashman and Lewrie conspire and free a dozen slaves belonging to that macaroni fop Ledyard Beauman in revenge for ruining Kit's miliary career and finanial holdings in Jamaica. I s'pose the warish bits with Sant Domingue are necessary, but these are particularly icky. He doesn't have to fight on shore this time, but his crew's Yellow Fever come from being too close in and Cashman's lads are booted up the ass, I guess I always like the sea-based battles vs. anything Lewrie's had to do on land, other than the women, of course. And his meeting with the lovely and oh so friendly Henriette...well goes without saying. Sounds like it's Lewrie's first encounter with a bit of the "tar brush" as Cashman crudely puts it, and why not?...Don't the Cherekee, the Chinese, the Hindu and we cannot forget the Greek knock-out who bore him a son, They all need a bit of company on the spice list.
The set up for Havoc's Sword is masterful, as any lover of series novels (especially this one) will tell you. Overall it's not my favorite, but I'd not miss it for how it fits in to the rest. Face it, if you're reading this, you're hooked.
Comes after King's Captain. Buy that book hardcopy
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Would you consider the audio edition of Sea of Grey to be better than the print version?
The characters and the plots of the story are very entertainingWhat was one of the most memorable moments of Sea of Grey?
Many scenes both made me laugh and cryWhat does John Lee bring to the story that you wouldn’t experience if you just read the book?
I have listened to many readers and Mr John Lee is without a bout one of the very bestIf you could take any character from Sea of Grey out to dinner, who would it be and why?
Allen of course to chat about his many adventuresAny additional comments?
Look forward to reading the next oneAnother great book
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John Lee is one of my favorites!
Two thumbs up!
Excellent
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