Name of Kent

"Neame of Kent" is a stirring historical adventure set against the atmospheric backdrop of the Kentish coast during the late 17th century. The narrative follows the exploits of its titular protagonist, Neame, a man of courage and integrity navigating a world of secret loyalties, clandestine smuggling operations, and high-stakes intrigue. As the rugged landscape of southeastern England becomes a theater for personal and political conflict, the story masterfully weaves together elements of romance and suspense.

Frank Dilnot captures the essence of a bygone era, bringing to life the salty air of the marshes and the dangerous allure of the underground trade. With its focus on character and historical texture, "Neame of Kent" explores themes of honor, survival, and the enduring spirit of the English countryside. Readers will find themselves immersed in a tale where the line between law and justice is often blurred, and where every shadow along the cliffs may hide a friend or a foe. This work stands as a compelling example of early 20th-century historical storytelling, offering a vivid window into the legends and realities of the Kentish shore.

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