Richard Sharpe Adventures: Waterloo: Richard Sharpe and the Waterloo Campaign, 15 June to 18 June 1815 (Audiobook)

from HenriMoreaux

A fictionalised account of the 1815 Waterloo battle with Richard Sharpe playing pivotal role, whilst the battle itself largely sticks to the facts making for both an enjoyable and educational read. The real facts are also surmised at the closing of the book in a dubbed 'Historical Note' coming af...

from JohnFair

Well, the final battle of the Napoleonic campaigns has finally come to fruition with the return of Napoleon from his exile on Elba. Sharpe had though himself safely retired from the military life with his French companion on their farm but when the call came (and a 'promotion' to Lieutenant Colon...

from DinadansFriend

The problem of finding ways for the writer's POV character to see what the writer wants him to see is a bit strained in this Sharpe. Cornwell, having to get our grumpy hero back in the army, dreams up an improbable staff appointment that gives Richard the maximum roving possibilities. But that el...

from ideasyncrasy

One of the best in the Sharpe series. Most of the book is dedicated to the Battle of Waterloo itself, but Cornwell's writing hooks the reader and won't let go. Un-put-downable.

from Neilsantos

Naturally I loved it, need to buy this one.