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Dominion

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Captain Sir John Wharton RN and his new ship-of-the-line HMS Dominion are sent up to the Baltic Sea to Stockholm and St Petersburg on a mission to seek peace treaties with Sweden and Russia.
With intelligence that Napoleon is planning to invade Russia, ‘Tiger’ Wharton knows that he has a chance to persuade Czar Alexander and the new Crown Prince of Sweden Marshal Bernadotte to abandon their allegiance to France and join Britain’s fight against the dictator Bonaparte.
With a massive French army poised to strike North, Wharton’s flotilla is in place to disrupt its vital sea supply route.

“The Wharton series is one of the most enjoyable set of stories I’ve read in some time. The author’s knowledge of general naval operations and British naval history during the Age of Sail makes for compelling reading. I can hardly wait for the next volume to be released."

He has a unique way of getting you into the story one of the many writers who do that for me I've enjoyed every book i have read of his eagerly waiting for his next one

"I have enjoyed all of the books in the Wharton series and look forward to many more. Tiger Wharton indeed."

“The latest in the series is every bit as good as all the other books in the series. A good Navel read”

“If you enjoy reading navel fiction, I recommend the Wharton books.”

179 pages, Kindle Edition

Published August 28, 2025

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22 reviews2 followers
September 17, 2025
continuing a great story

If you enjoyed the first 10 books of this series, why wouldn’t you read the 11th. This is another in a line of great sea adventures and interesting people. Edwardson knows how to write an Napoleonic Navy.
819 reviews2 followers
September 16, 2025
This series is moving along nicely.
The “Tiger” gets to practice his diplomatic skills in this episode, particularly in the Northern waters of the Baltic. Some action on his way home generates a lot of prize money, but some angst for losing a ship while doing so.
25 reviews1 follower
November 10, 2025
The Wharton Series Book 11

This is an excellent telling of the life and career of Captain Wharton of the Royal Navy during the Napoleonic Era. The tactics and actions are well and interestingly described as are the many characters from the common jack seamen to royalty. If you have any interest in this time period you would do well to read this book and the series which will soon include book twelve.
1,252 reviews12 followers
January 16, 2026
Little political intrigue with a lot of Naval Action

This book has our hero involved in the politics of the Napoleonic Age. It bit of a change but have no fear there is still so.e naval combat. Wharton is a likeable character and this has shown up in this book and the past 10 books in the series. The books are just fun to read.
338 reviews5 followers
October 3, 2025
Honors Bestowed

Honors earned and bestowed. The breaking of Napoleon’s hold on european nations. War with America and treacherous Danes to be dealt with. A positive view of Prinny the Prince regent. And to top it off a windfall of prize money from a captured French convoy.
310 reviews4 followers
December 30, 2025
I have really got into these English

Sailing books. I really do lean towards a great deal of action. So far they have not disappointed me
Fortunately, my husband loves to sail so he provides a ready source of information for me.
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102 reviews1 follower
September 28, 2025
Courage, honor, and confidence. That’s what our sea officers are made. Together with our sailor men with hearts of oak, there can be only one outcome. Rule Britannia- May God save the King!
3 reviews
October 29, 2025
Another excellent read.

I always feel as if I am part of Wharton’s crew as I read these novels. This book was a faster read than his previous books.
1 review
November 16, 2025
Great Naval stories.

From the first book to the last was amazing. Great stories. Great sea battles. I'm kinda sad it ended. ")
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5 reviews
March 12, 2026
Still enjoying this great series

Getting ready to dive straight into Defiant and her travels with Sir John and to see whether he increases his fortune again.
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