Treason's Harbour

by Patrick O'Brian

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Series (with order)

Aubrey-Maturin (9)

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Original publication date

1983

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Jack Aubrey

Stephen Maturin

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Amazon.com (ISBN 0393037096, Hardcover)

This segment of the Aubrey saga is set in Malta, where the captain's "small, sweet-sailing frigate" is undergoing repairs. The island, however, is swarming with Napoleonic agents, which means that Stephen Maturin must do everything in his power to avert sabotage. A typical O'Brian cocktail of action and intrigue.

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