Zeebrugge and Ostend Raids 1918

“highly readable and well-illustrated narrative of a desperate action executed at the nadir of Allied fortunes on the Western Front when the question remained whether the army could win the war before the navy had lost it…provides an earnest introduction to an action of high adventure”– “Naval Historical Foundation”“The use of first hand accounts is what brings the book vividly and grippingly to life as action is eventually joined and the cruelly depleted marines and seamen storm the Mole…Here we have a cracking read, very different from some more pedestrian analyses.”– “Army Rumour Service”

Educated at Westminster, the Author spent 17 years as a pilot in the RAF. Thereafter pursued an acting and literary career, concentrating on historical works. Her play on FM Sir Douglas Haig is regularly performed. Lives in Northumberland.