whose goals are constantly shifting
who entrusts Arthur with a terrible secret
she discovers a dark secret
Inspired by the author's experiences with his own son
author of The Last Roundhead
Chains Of Albion L. C. Tyler whose goals are constantly shiftingJuly, 1806. Commanding a prison hulk in the Medway guarding French captives, Martin Jerrold thinks his war can't get much better. He's far away from storm, battle and the other disagreeable elements of naval life, and he can keep his mistress, Isobel, close at hand; in fact, his most arduous duty is reining in the zealous Francophobia of his deputy. It seems too good to last, and so it proves. When one of the prisoners, goes missing, Jerrold's