Philippe Kermorvant books in order

The Philippe Kermorvant series by J.D. Davies is a three-book naval adventure following a French officer during the Revolutionary and Napoleonic Wars.

Reading order

# Title Published Author Buy on Amazon
1 Sailor of Liberty 2023 J.D. Davies Buy
2 Tyranny’s Bloody Standard 2023 J.D. Davies Buy
3 The Cursed Shore 2024 J.D. Davies Buy

The Philippe Kermorvant series offers an unusual perspective in naval fiction by following a French naval officer rather than a British one. Set during the French Revolutionary Wars and their aftermath, the three books explore naval combat and politics from the French side. Philippe Kermorvant must navigate both the dangers of war and the chaos of Revolutionary France, where political allegiances can be fatal.

Davies uses his naval history expertise to portray the French navy during a period when it was often outmatched by the British. The series shows the challenges faced by French officers dealing with political purges, supply shortages, and the constant threat of the guillotine for anyone suspected of royalist sympathies. The naval battles are as detailed as in Davies’ other series, but the French perspective adds fresh complexity.

Readers who have exhausted British naval fiction will find the French viewpoint refreshing. Davies brings the same historical accuracy and action-driven storytelling to these books as his other series, while exploring a different national perspective on the same wars.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many books are in the Philippe Kermorvant series?

There are 3 books in the Philippe Kermorvant series, published between 2023 and 2024.

What is the first book in the Philippe Kermorvant series?

The first book in the Philippe Kermorvant series is Sailor of Liberty, published in 2023.

What makes Philippe Kermorvant different from other naval fiction series?

Unlike most naval fiction which follows British officers, the Philippe Kermorvant series features a French protagonist during the Revolutionary and Napoleonic Wars. Davies explores naval warfare from the French perspective during this tumultuous period.

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