The third Absolute episode from adventurer Jack's young life, full of swash, buckle and the odd ripping of bodice. It stands alone, you do not need to have read the other books or the original play, from which the character is drawn, though fans of Sheridanâs Rivals will enjoy seeing the hero portrayed so differently. Itâs great escapist stuff, a thoroughly enjoyable yarn.
Similar this month: None but try David Gemmell.
Comparison: Allan Mallinson, George MacDonald Fraser, Bernard Cornwell.
Jack Absolute is returning to England. On the voyage home, Jack helps in the defeat of a privateer, gaining a friend in a charismatic Irishman, Red Hugh McClune, along with a large share of the prize money and a nasty dose of cholera.
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Jack Absolute is returning to England. On the voyage home, Jack helps in the defeat of a privateer, gaining a friend in a charismatic Irishman, Red Hugh McClune, along with a large share of the prize money and a nasty dose of cholera.
Absolute Honour features in the following genres: Historical Fiction, eBooks of the Month, Fiction, Recommendations
Paperback (b Format). Not Available.
Absolute Honour was written by C. C. Humphreys and published by Orion Publishing Co
Absolute Honour has 374 pages
