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East Indiaman

East Indiaman Saga Book 1

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East Indiaman

By: Griff Hosker
Narrated by: Alan Medcroft
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"When a man escapes alive, he has a chance to survive."

In the unforgiving docklands of east London, young orphan William must do all he can to survive. Like the other ‘wharf rats’, his life of petty crime is not a choice; it’s a necessity. But William’s misdeeds won’t remain hidden for long. When the boy unknowingly steals from a murderous pirate captain, escape is his only option. He is forced to stow away and begin a life that will take him to the far side of the world; a life as a soldier of the East India Company.©2024 Griff Hosker (P)2025 W F Howes Ltd Action & Adventure Genre Fiction Historical Fiction War & Military
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Was listening to this and charging amidst the bushes and trees. Fell over and scraped my knee, NOT GOOD!!!!

Made Me RUN Around And Stamp MY Feet IN THE Woods.

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As usual, another masterpiece from Griff Hosker, I couldn't put it down and wished for further books in this series.Definately well worth a listen.

another masterpiece

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Great storey ,can't wait for more, it's a book that keeps your attention a tale well told

Once started,can't put it down best one yet

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A well read, thoroughly gripping story of a man's quest into a completely new life.

Great historic story

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A good storyline, taking an interesting slant on the campaign in India. Once again, the author finds ways of injecting interest into the book through a variety of details that others who have covered the same period have missed. This originality separates this book from its peers, making it an enjoyable listen. The narration is good, matching the quality of the storyline. If there was a point of slight annoyance, the constant references to the hero's desire to escape the army he had just joined would be it. There is no value in these references as it is obvious they will not be acted upon since that would kill the story, which would no longer be a saga.

A good start

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