Get my books and collector shirts/hats sent anywhere!

 

Have signed copies of the Honor Series books, hats and t-shirts mailed anywhere in the world simply by clicking on the Ship’s Store button below and emailing your request to Jen at the store. Or you can call toll-free 1-866-456-2687.

 

We have hardcover copies of the limited edition (500) of the novel that started it all—At the Edge of Honor. Very difficult to find, but easy if you contact the Ship’s Store.

 

Here’s what all we’ve got in the Ship’s Store for you:

Books:

At the Edge of Honor novel (limited edition hardcover)

At the Edge of Honor novel (paperback)

Point of Honor novel (hardcover & paperback)

Honorable Mention novel (hardcover) 

A Dishonorable Few novel (hardcover)

An Affair of Honor novel (hardcover)

A Different Kind of Honor (hardcover)

 

Collectors T-shirts & Hats:

Point of Honor green t-shirt

A Dishonorable Few black t-shirt

“Onward and Upward” stone-color hat

An Affair of Honor sand colored t-shirt (in stock as of October 2006)       

 

By clicking on the Ship's Store button above, you can see the items and order them from Jen. Telephone Jen between 9am to 3pm (Eastern Standard Time in the USA) at the local number: 239-283-5599, or toll-free at 1-866-456-2687, or even FAX at 239-283-0532.  You can email at anytime:  locotzinc@earthlink.com.  Jen and the crew are standing by at action stations, just waiting for orders.

recipient of the
2003 Patrick D. Smith Award
for 
Best Historical Novel 
of Florida

~ At The Edge of Honor  ~

"Robert Macomber is a first-rate naval historian, and At the Edge of Honor proves it. The fascinating story of Florida's Civil War sea battles was unknown to me until I read this book"

- Randy Wayne White
Nationally Acclaimed Adventure/Mystery Author

"At last! Finally we have an American character the equivalent of Hornblower or Aubry, a sailor who can do the evolutions and the special missions, who makes things happen and is human besides. Even better, Peter Wake sails in the Civil War, working in a fascinating corner of that terrible conflict, with blockade runners, Spaniards, and Brits mixed up in a rollicking sea adventure. Not to be missed."

- John Prados
Nationally Acclaimed Historian and Author:

recipient of  the
2003 John Esten Cooke 
Literary Award
National Award 
with $1,000 prize 

~ Point of Honor ~

"Peter Wake sails under the Stars and Stripes into the maelstrom of the Civil War, off the Florida Keys and Dry Tortugas, attempting to make some sense of the somber storm engulfing the North and South, while doing his duty. In Robert Macomber's Point of Honor, Peter Wake continues to emerge as an American hero worthy of his counterparts in naval fiction."

- Tall Ships Books

"As the story, begun in At the Edge of Honor,widens in this novel, it becomes richer. The characters are more complex and the action moves well. If you're a fan of 19th century naval history and/or the Civil War, this is a book for you. If not, this book could make you one." 

- Gerald T. Burke 
The Historical Novel Review

~ Honorable Mention ~

“This is an excellent Civil War–era novel. The characters are drawn with such skill you come to believe you know them personally, and you are right there when the action takes place—not just reading about it. Robert Macomber has produced a novel that will linger in your memory long after the last page is read. He is truly a gifted writer.”

- Patrick D. Smith
Acclaimed historical novelist

~ An Affair of Honor ~

"Bob Macomber continues to create entertaining and informative story lines that illuminate a tumultuous period in U.S. naval history. Macomber, himself an accomplished sailor, lecturer, and historian, keeps the action lively and the plotting brisk. My advice is to sign on early and set sail with Peter Wake for both solid historical context and exciting sea stories!"

Vice Admiral James Stavridis, Naval Institute Proceedings

~ A Different Kind of Honor ~

Available Fall 2007

"Naval historian Robert Macomber has no rival when it comes to painstaking research and the passion he brings to his subject.  But A Different Kind of Honor  is historical fiction on a different level. -- a thriller as good as James Patterson's best that will satisfy academics  and action junkies  equally."
-- Randy Wayne White
New York Times Best-selling Author

"A tour de force that sails through the uncharted historical waters of Latin American and the Caribbean in the late 19th century with confidence, verve, and crackling energy.  Bob Macomber's series of nautical historical fiction is full speed ahead with this sixth novel, the best yet of a superb series.  He captures well the edgy, unfinished, and fascinating story of the Americas during a time of immense tehnological, political, and cultural change."

Admiral James Stavridis, USN 

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