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| Aubrey-Maturin series by Patrick O'Brian |
| Master and Commander (1970) |
| Post Captain (1972) |
| HMS Surprise (1973) |
| Mauritius Command (1977) |
| (called The Mauritius Command in the USA) |
| Desolation Island (1978) |
| The Fortune of War (1979) |
| The Surgeon's Mate (1980) |
| The Ionian Mission (1981) |
| Treason's Harbour (1983) |
| The Far Side of the World (1984) |
| The Reverse of the Medal (1986) |
| The Letter of Marque (1988) |
| The Thirteen-Gun Salute (1989) |
| The Nutmeg of Consolation (1991) |
| Clarissa Oakes (1993) |
| (called The Truelove in the USA) |
| The Wine-Dark Sea (1993) |
| The Commodore (1995) |
| The Yellow Admiral (1996) |
| The Hundred Days (1998) |
| Blue at the Mizzen (1999) |
| 21 (2004) |
The Surgeon's Mate (1980) is a novel by Patrick O'Brian, the seventh in the Aubrey-Maturin series.
The story starts in Halifax, Nova Scotia. Jack Aubrey and Stephen Maturin having escaped from the Americans in Boston in a British frigate, start their return journey to England aboard a packet ship. The packet ship is doggedly pursued by two American privateer schooners across the Grand Banks.
The title is a play on words, referring not just to Doctor Maturin's assistant but also to his long-time love interest and future wife, the vivacious Diana Villiers.
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