Richard
Woodman is one of my personal favorites in the area of nautical fiction. None of
his books disappoint. I have read several, have four more on my pile, and will
get the missing volumes when they are available. - Ken Smith - USVeterans.com -
April 2000
Richard
Woodman's Nathaniel Drinkwater Series
#01
An Eye of the Fleet" 
#02
"A
King's Cutter"
#03 "A Brig
of War"
#04
"Bomb Vessel"
#05 "The
Corvette"
#06 "1805"
(Decision at Trafalgar in the US)
#07 "Baltic
Mission"
#08
"In
Distant Waters"
#09
"A
Private Revenge"
#10 "Under
False Colours"
#11 "The
Flying Squadron"
#12 "Beneath
the Aurora"
#13 "The
Shadow of the Eagle"
#14 "Ebb
Tide"
"The First Nathaniel Drinkwater Omnibus" (comprising An Eye of the Fleet, King's
Cutter and Brig of War)
A
tale of East India Clipper Ships in the mid 1800's
"Wager"
(A tale of East Indiamen in the mid 1800's)
James
Dunbar Series
"Waterfront"
"Under Sail"
New
Series
"The
Guineaman"
Nautical
Non-Fiction
"The
History of the Ship: The Comprehensive Story of Seafaring from the Earliest
Times to the Present Day"
"The Victory of Seapower: Winning the Napoleonic War 1806-1814" (Chatham Pictorial
Histories)
"Arctic Convoys: 1941-1945"
"Malta Convoys: 1940-1943
