Thomas E. Crocker is also the author of Braddock's March: How the Man Sent to Seize a Continent Changed American History, which received the 2011 Distinguished Book Award from both the New York and the District of Columbia Societies of Colonial Wars, and of Empire's Eagles: The Fate of the Napoleonic Elite in America. He is a member of the American Revolution Institute Book Prize committee, the Society of the Cincinnati, the Distinguished Book Prize committee, and the General Society of Colonial Wars. He is a retired partner at a large U.S. law firm and a former U.S. diplomat.
A truly swashbuckling tale yet also remarkably historically
accurate, Captain Hale's Covenant is a page-turner novel written
the way they ought to be. Part C.S. Forester and part Patrick
O'Brian, it is tailor-made for a splendid movie or TV
series.--Andrew Roberts, author of Napoleon: A Life
Make room on your shelves--next to Patrick O'Brian's nautical
novels--for Captain Hale's Covenant, a stirring American tale of
the battles in the North Atlantic in the decades after America won
its independence. Thomas Crocker brings you the snap of the sails
and the wind singing through the rigging while you taste the salt
air and marvel at the adventures of Adam Hale and his
family.--David O. Stewart, author of The New Land, book 1 of the
Overstreet Saga trilogy
Thomas Crocker paints a brilliant picture of one man's triumphs and
tragedies at sea and ashore while living the American experience.--
"Quarterdeck"
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