Captain Ian Tew's brilliant seafaring stories are collected together in a single volume. "Authentic and gripping. A fine collection of stories." Richard Foreman. Reflections On The Sea Vol 1: Duty and Honour A mariner, a banker, and a lawyer gather together to discuss their late friend Richard, and reflect on their seafaring experiences. From tales of stowaways to sinking ships, from a blood-curdling cry to a triumphant reassignment as Captain, these richly detailed and reflective stories immerse the reader into a life at sea. The Telephone Call details the raw vulnerability of a Captain in need of help, and the importance of friendship, and best kept secrets. Voices tells of how the eerie case of mysterious utterances overheard on board, leads to two stowaways' incredible story of survival... but can be they be trusted? Read these tales and many more in this collection of ten enthralling stories of bravery and escapism. Reflections On The Sea Vol 2: Death and Glory A mariner, a banker, a lawyer and a military man gather together to discuss their late friend Richard, and reflect on their seafaring experiences. From tales of stowaways to sinking ships, from a blood-curdling cry to a triumphant reassignment as Captain, these richly detailed and reflective stories immerse the reader into a life at sea. Death of My Tug reveals the depth of a mariner's affection for his ship - and the stories of the souls the commander and vessel saved. The Reef details a captain's struggles when faced with a tortuous choice. Confronted with someone from Intelligence, his decision may ultimately risk the life of one man... or put his entire crew in jeopardy. Read these tales and many more in this collection of ten enthralling stories of bravery and escapism. For fans of Joseph Conrad, Alexander Fullerton and Patrick O'Brian. Captain Ian Tew lives in Milford on Sea and this is his first collection of short stories. Ian Tew has written two memoirs, Sailing in My Grandfather's Wake and Salvage: A Personal Odyssey. His debut novel The Dare is also available through Titwillow Publishing. Praise for Ian Tew's The Dare: "A compelling, richly detailed novel. Tew's novel features a headstrong, courageous protagonist, who perfectly encapsulates the importance of command at sea." Thomas Waugh.
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