The greatest threat to Wellington's Salamanca Campaign is not Napoleon's Army but France's deadliest assassin. He's already failed to kill Captain Richard Sharpe once. Now, he's getting a second chance.
Reviews
leroux
5
By Good advice for beginners!
good book
Another Winner
4
By Music Man's Son
There is no shame in being addicted to the Richard Sharpe novels. They are exciting and full of captivating characters. Sharpe's Sword is no exception, and in fact strengthens the franchise by revealing more of both Sharpe and Harper. This particular edition has lots of typos in it; they irritated me but didn't spoil the read.