"Excellent chronological account of the major engagements that occurred between the Royal Navy and the German High Seas Fleet during World War One."

Warship World Magazine

With a useful bibliography, a general and a ship index this is a very erudite work and is worthy of the bookshelf of those with a great interest in the naval war in WW1 as well as the general reader.

Highly recommended.

Martin Willoughby, The Wessex Branch of the Western Front Association

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The Bookseller

A good introduction to the subject.

The Long, Long Trail

This book is certainly readable, as you would say a wine is drinkable. Perrett uses the right language and his prose is smooth. He does very well to narrate action at sea in a measured and interesting way, avoiding hype as well as hideous detail, and telling a story mch as you would hear your classic master recite myths and legends.

The Naval Review

Perrett writes with a pleasing style which makes it an enjoyable read.

Warships International Fleet Review

A useful addition to an existing library of Anglo-German naval warfare and an ideal starting point for any reader wishing to study this aspect of the Great War.

Firetrench.com- Oct 2011