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Commodore Junk   By: (1831-1909)

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Commodore Junk by George Manville Fenn is a riveting adventure novel that takes readers on a thrilling nautical journey. Set during the 19th century, the story follows the exploits of Commodore Frank Vanstone, a courageous sailor who finds himself embroiled in a dangerous quest.

Fenn's writing style immediately immerses readers into the maritime world, vividly describing the intricacies of sailing ships, the lapping of waves, and the scent of salt in the air. His attention to detail creates a rich and realistic atmosphere that adds depth to the narrative.

The protagonist, Commodore Vanstone, is a captivating character whose bravery and resourcefulness make him easily likable. From the moment he sets sail on his mission to recover stolen treasure, his determination and strong sense of justice become evident. Throughout the story, readers witness his personal growth and resilience, which makes him a relatable and inspiring hero.

One of the strengths of this novel is Fenn's ability to craft suspenseful and action-packed scenes. From intense battles on the high seas to encounters with pirates, the book is filled with heart-pounding moments that keep readers engaged and eagerly turning the pages. The author also skillfully incorporates historical elements, providing valuable insights into the time period and the realities of life at sea.

In addition to the captivating plot and well-developed main character, Commodore Junk also features a colorful cast of supporting characters. Each one adds a distinct flavor to the story, whether it be the loyal crew members or the antagonistic foes. Their interactions and relationships contribute to the overall depth and enjoyment of the narrative.

Although the book is primarily an adventure tale, it also delves into themes of morality, justice, and redemption. Through various encounters and challenges, the characters grapple with difficult choices and the consequences of their actions, instilling important life lessons within the story.

Overall, Commodore Junk is an enthralling and satisfying read for fans of historical fiction and adventure. George Manville Fenn's masterful storytelling, vivid descriptions, and compelling characters combine to create an unforgettable maritime tale. Whether you're a seafaring enthusiast or simply enjoy a thrilling adventure, this novel is sure to capture your imagination and leave you eagerly awaiting the next voyage.

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Commodore Junk By George Manville Fenn Published by William Bryce, Toronto This edition dated 1889

Commodore Junk, by George Manville Fenn.

COMMODORE JUNK, BY GEORGE MANVILLE FENN.

CHAPTER ONE.

DOWN IN DEVON.

"Then you're a villain!"

"Nonsense, Mary; be reasonable."

"Reasonable, Captain Armstrong! I am reasonable, and I am telling you the truth. You are a villain!"

"Why, you foolish girl, what did you expect?"

"That you would be an officer and a gentleman. Once more, is it true that you are going to be married to that lady?"

"Well, you see "

"Answer me, sir."

"Oh, well, then, yes, I suppose I am."

"Then I repeat it, James Armstrong, you are a villain!"

"What nonsense, you fierce looking, handsome termagant! We have had our little pleasant chats and meetings, and now we'll say good bye pleasantly. I can't help it. I have to marry; so you go and do the same, my dear, and I'll buy you a handsome wedding dress."

"You cowardly, cold blooded villain!"

"Come, come, my good girl; no more strong words, please don't spoil a pleasant little intimacy by a vulgar quarrel."

"Pleasant little intimacy!"

"Why, what did you expect?"

"That you were wooing me to be your wife... Continue reading book >>




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