title: My Sea Lady: An Epic Memoir of the Arctic Convoys
author: Graeme Ogden
description: <B>Graeme Ogden </B>(1903-1983) was educated at&#160;Eton&#160;and&#160;Trinity&#160;College, Cambridge. At the beginning of the 1930s, he started Scott Radio, a successful business brought&#160;down by the outbreak&#160;of&#160;World War II. During&#160;the war&#160;he was the commander of the <I>HMS Lady Madeleine</I>. After his remarkable wartime experience, he became a stockbroker and then an entrepreneur involved with a variety of projects, including mining diamonds from the African sea bed, and pelletizing sulphur.
zlib_text: Ulfbehrt’s
  Legacy
  
  By Holly Bargo
  
  HEN HOUSE PUBLISHING
  www.henhousepublishing.com
  © 2016 Karen M. Chirico
  All rights reserved. No part of this book may be copied or reproduced
  without written permission from the author.
  This is a work of fiction. Names, characters, organizations, and locations
  used in this story are either fictional or used fictitiously. Any resemblance to
  actual persons is purely coincidental.
  
  Acknowledgements
  As always, sincere thanks go to the generous volunteers who serve as
  beta readers. Their insight never fails to improve the rough draft. To
  Rowanna Green and Sharon Sweet, thank you!
  Additional gratitude goes to my husband, David. Without his support,
  writing would be infinitely more arduous. Your support means the world to
  me.
   
  
  Notes
  The Royal Norwegian Navy maintains a station in Bergen. One of the
  boats used for patrolling the coast is the CB90 assault craft, a Swedish-
  designed military boat that carries 18 men.
  Norwegian fjord ponies may grow to larger 