Keith Pye

Carver's War Keith Pye

Following their adventures in Scotland earlier in 1905 the pair are sent off to the States as part of a deal between their boss, Admiral Fisher and his US counterpart, Admiral of the Navy George Dewey. For the newly promoted Commander Philip Carver and Leading Gunner William Banan it seems like the ideal assignment. They get to cross the Atlantic on a luxury liner, cosset themselves in a suite in one of Washington's top hotels, and take in the sights and a baseball game. On top of that Banan is looking to redeem himself and reunite with his sister. The two men are well used to the work and it looks very much as though Admiral Dewey's problems are going to be a doddle to sort out. What could possibly go wrong?Simple ... the world gets turned upside down and Carver and Banan find themselves fleeing for their lives into the Deep South. It looks as if they've stirred up a vicious hornets' nest but it's much worse than that. They are forced to fight not only for their own lives but for much, much higher stakes. Carver's love for Lizzie Duncan and Banan's need to be reunited with the sister he's not seen for many years become the very least of their worries. They are hunted men. It's their biggest battle yet - against forces that want to change the world, forever. It's Carver's War.