Based around the crew of cutter HMS White Hawk, this is a tale of smuggling in the early 19th century off the coast of Wessex. The midshipman of the cutter is taken hostage by the smugglers and is befriended by a farm-boy, son of one of the smugglers. His friendship is rudely rebuffed, the midshipman eventually escapes and the farm-boy gets his long-held dream of becoming a seaman on an Excise vessel. (Summary by RebeccaD)
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Chapter 01 Read by Rebecca Dittman
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Chapter 02 Read by Rebecca Dittman
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Chapter 03 Read by Rebecca Dittman
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Chapter 04 Read by Rebecca Dittman
10:31
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Chapter 05 Read by Rebecca Dittman
19:46
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Chapter 06 Read by Rebecca Dittman
17:56
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Chapter 07 Read by Rebecca Dittman
25:14
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Chapter 08 Read by Rebecca Dittman
10:57
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Chapter 09 Read by TriciaG
8:50
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Chapter 10 Read by TriciaG
20:10
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Chapter 11 Read by Ann Boulais
16:34
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Chapter 12 Read by Kyle Van DeGlast
7:45
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Chapter 13 Read by Kyle Van DeGlast
9:26
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Chapter 14 Read by Kyle Van DeGlast
4:19
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Chapter 15 Read by Kyle Van DeGlast
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Chapter 16 Read by Kyle Van DeGlast
9:18
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Chapter 17 Read by Lynne T
15:56
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Chapter 18 Read by Lynne T
5:58
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Chapter 19 Read by TriciaG
17:07
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Chapter 20 Read by TriciaG
12:36
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Chapter 21 Read by rookieblue
6:43
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Chapter 22 Read by Lee Smalley
10:50
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Chapter 23 Read by Lee Smalley
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Chapter 24 Read by Lee Smalley
10:53
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Chapter 25 Read by Lee Smalley
13:31
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Chapter 26 Read by Lynne T
4:39
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Chapter 27 Read by Lynne T
11:57
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Chapter 28 Read by Lynne T
13:04
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Chapter 29 Read by Mike Pelton
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Chapter 30 Read by Mike Pelton
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Chapter 31 Read by Mike Pelton
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Chapter 32 Read by Mike Pelton
10:42
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Chapter 33 Read by Mike Pelton
11:38
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Chapter 34 Read by Mike Pelton
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Chapter 35 Read by Ann Boulais
13:52
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Chapter 36 Read by Ann Boulais
25:45
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Chapter 37 Read by Ann Boulais
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Chapter 38 Read by Ann Boulais
12:55
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Chapter 39 Read by Ann Boulais
22:18
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Chapter 40 Read by Ann Boulais
17:43
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