Description
Five years after Waterloo, Sharpe has finally found a fragile peace in Normandy—until an old friend’s disappearance drags him back into danger. When Don Blas Vivar is reported missing in Chile, Sharpe is pulled from his familiar world and thrust into a far harsher theater of war, where survival depends as much on nerve and improvisation as on steel. As he navigates shifting loyalties and the brutal realities of conflict, the story explores the long shadow of empire, the cost of loyalty, and how a soldier’s past refuses to stay buried. Written in Bernard Cornwell’s brisk, character-driven style—paired with Frederick Davidson’s narrative momentum—this installment blends historical atmosphere with high-stakes adventure and the relentless momentum of a man fighting to set things right.
Available Editions
paperback
Eagle Large Print
Published Jan 1, 1992
358 pages
ISBN: 9780792714668
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Details
First Published
1992
Language
eng
Content Warnings
Content and trigger warnings for Sharpe's Devil by Bernard Cornwell.