A Broom At the Masthead (The Drowned Books book 1)
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It smelt faintly, of stale rosewater and tobacco and sea-coal fumes, with an acrid note of sweat, and a slight overlay of wine. Under that was the strange, fugitive scent of silk, of tar and the sea and the spices of the hold of an East Indiaman - although that was possibly in his imagination, for he had never set foot on a ship bound for anywhere more exotic than the Low Countries.
He'd been told, in no uncertain terms, that he'd shirked long enough. That an officer of some seniority, even a su...pply officer of no great military significance or birth - General Monck had been very specific on that last, and Russell could still hear his old commander's round rural Devonshire accent in his head at the memory of it - it was his duty to present himself at court and pay his respects to His Majesty, on the glorious event of his restoration to the throne after eleven years of misery under the Commonwealth.
And then Monck had glowered, and narrowed his little bull's eyes, pouched in sagging red flesh.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It smelt faintly, of stale rosewater and tobacco and sea-coal fumes, with an acrid note of sweat, and a slight overlay of wine. Under that was the strange, fugitive scent of silk, of tar and the sea and the spices of the hold of an East Indiaman - although that was possibly in his imagination, for he had never set foot on a ship bound for anywhere more exotic than the Low Countries.
He'd been told, in no uncertain terms, that he'd shirked long enough. That an officer of some seniority, even a su...pply officer of no great military significance or birth - General Monck had been very specific on that last, and Russell could still hear his old commander's round rural Devonshire accent in his head at the memory of it - it was his duty to present himself at court and pay his respects to His Majesty, on the glorious event of his restoration to the throne after eleven years of misery under the Commonwealth.
And then Monck had glowered, and narrowed his little bull's eyes, pouched in sagging red flesh.
What to read after A Broom At the Masthead (The Drowned Books book 1)?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by M J Logue to read onlineMoreLess
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