Description

In August 1810, amid the brutal churn of the Peninsular War, Sergeant Patrick Harper is drawn into a desperate mission that begins with the chaos of battle and ends with the promise—and peril—of Spanish gold. As the destruction of Almeida looms, Harper and his allies race to secure a fortune that could change loyalties, fund armies, and rewrite their futures. Blending hard-edged military action with personal stakes, the story follows Sharpe’s relentless rise through danger, betrayal, and the human costs of empire. With Bernard Cornwell’s brisk, cinematic storytelling and a focus on survival, ambition, and moral compromise, this installment delivers a vivid slice of Napoleonic history where every victory has a price.

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Sharpe's Gold

Bernard Cornwell

paperback

HarperCollins Publishers Limited

Published Jan 1, 2008

302 pages

ISBN: 9780007805082

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Details

First Published

1981

Language

eng

Content Warnings

Content and trigger warnings for Sharpe's Gold by Bernard Cornwell.

Violence
War/Trauma
Death/Grief