Captain Blackwell’s Prize

Available in paperback, audio book, and e-book formats.

What readers are saying —

Paperback and e-book

“V. E. Ulett deftly sets the stage for a romantic adventure reminiscent of Horatio Hornblower’s amorous affairs, with a swiftly paced narrative.”  by George Jepson, Quarterdeck, McBooks Press

… a satisfying page-turner. Ulett’s characters are as convincing as her naval action is credible.”  by Julian Mackrell, Historic Naval Fiction

“a fine story … Highly recommended for those who enjoy a romantic tale with a little action included as well.”  by Jeff Westerhoff, Historical Novels Review

Audiobook

‘Master and Commander as written by ‘Jane Austin’. Charming and well-read. Really loved this mix of cultures and the accurate portrayal of 18th century naval life. Give it a try!’ by BBounous, iTunes listener

A romantic adventure from the days of wooden ships and iron men, Captain Blackwell’s Prize is a story of honor, duty, social class and the bond of sensual love.

A small, audacious British frigate does battle against a large but ungainly Spanish ship.  British Captain James Blackwell intercepts the Spanish La Trinidad, outmaneuvers and outguns the treasure ship and boards her.  Fighting alongside the Spanish captain, sword in hand, is a beautiful woman.  The battle is quickly over.  The Spanish captain is killed in the fray and his ship damaged beyond repair.  Its survivors and treasure are taken aboard the British ship, Inconstant.

Captain Blackwell’s Prize features sword fights and sea battles alongside the manners, ideas, and prejudices of men and women from the time of Nelson and Napoleon.

Available as a free serialized audio book, see Episodes 1 – 24 in Archives and Recent Posts. And from Podiobooks.com, free serialized audio books, delivered on your schedule.

Banner design and audio book cover image by Krista Alexander

 

3 Responses to Captain Blackwell’s Prize

  1. Brynmor Evans says:

    I have recently read “Captain Blackwell,s Prize”,by V.E. Ulett,which I thoroughly enjoyed.I understand there is a sequel but have been unable to trace it.I would appreciate your advice regarding obtaining a copy?Thank you.
    Regards
    Bryn Evans

  2. Nicole Laverdure says:

    I really would love to read CAPTAIN BLAKEWELL’S PRIZE. I read a synpsis the story and I find it appealing…I love historical fiction specially if it includes some romance.
    Any chance of a giveaway international for your book, I live in Canada
    I’m trying to find you on Facebook to know more about your books! Merci and have a nice day!

    • v.e.ulett says:

      Please see the Virtual Book Tour post on this website for giveaways of Captain Blackwell’s Prize on various blogs that will be hosting the book, or visit Historical Fiction Virtual Book Tours Giveaways during this book tour are open to residents of United States, Canada, UK, and Australia. Thank you for your comment.

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