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1997, HarperCollins, pbk Sorry, sold out, but click image above to access a prebuilt search for this title on Amazon UK Alternative online retailers to try: Click here to access our prebuilt search for this title on Alibris |
Storyline: This is the novel that Sharpe fans have been waiting for - this novel describes the adventures of the raw young private soldier Richard Sharpe in India, before the Peninsular War When a senior British officer is captured by the Tippoo's forces, Sharpe is offered a chance to attempt a rescue, a chance he snatches in order to escape from the tyrannical Sergeant Obadiah Hakeswill. But in fleeing Hakeswill, he enters the confusing, exotic and dangerous world of the Tippoo and Sharpe will need all his wits just to stay alive, let alone save the British army from catastrophe. With the same meticulous research and attention to detail that distinguishes the rest of the bestselling series of Sharpe novels, Bernard Cornwell has recreated the 1799 campaign against Seringapatam which made the British masters of Southern India, a campaign that pitted brutalized soldiers against an ancient and splendid civilization |
1997, 1st Edition, hardback 2011 paperback reprint |
1999, HarperCollins, pbk In stock, very good condition, click image above to buy for £3.75, (not including post and packing) Alternative online retailers to try: Click here to access our prebuilt search for this title on Alibris |
Storyline: India, 1803. Sergeant Richard Sharpe witnesses a murderous act of treachery by an English officer who has defected from the East India Company to join the Mahratta Confederation. In the hunt for the renegade Englishman, Sharpe penetrates deep into the enemy's territory where he faces temptations more subtle than he has ever dreamed of. And behind him, relentlessly stalking him, comes his worst enemy, the baleful, twitching Sergeant Obadiah Hakeswill who is determined to break Sharpe once and for all. |
1998, 1st Edition, hardback 2011 paperback reprint |
2000, HarperCollins, pbk In stock, very good condition, click image above to buy for £3.85, (not including post and packing) Alternative online retailers to try: Click here to access our prebuilt search for this title on Alibris |
Storyline: It is December 1803, and Richard Sharpe is now an officer in Sir Arthur Wellesley's army, which is seeking to end the Mahratta War. Relegated to a tedious job in the baggage train, Sharpe discovers a treason conjured up by his old enemy, Sergeant Obadiah Hakeswill, but in uncovering this Sharpe finds himself alone and under dreadful threat. He falls back on his fighting ability to regain his confidence and his treasure, the jewels of the Tippoo Sultan, which have been stolen from him. The search for revenge on the men who robbed him takes him to Gawilghur, a seemingly impregnable fortress poised high above the Deccan Plain. Bolstering its defences is the renegade Englishman, William Dodd, who escaped from Sharpe in Sharpe's Triumph. Dodd is confident that no redcoat can reach him, but Sharpe is desperate and so he joins Wellesley's troops as they surge across the neck of land that leads to the breaches. There in the horror of Gawilghur's ravine, dominated by walls and guns, he will fight as he has never fought before |
1999, 1st Edition, hardback 2011 paperback reprint |
2000, HarperCollins, pbk In stock, very good condition, click image above to buy for £6.60 (not including post and packing). We have paperback editions starting from £3.75 Alternative online retailers to try: Click here to access our prebuilt search for this title on Alibris |
Storyline: It is 1805 and Ensign Richard Sharpe is on his way home from India. The voyage should be a period of rest, but his ship is riven with treachery and threatened by a formidable French warship, the Revenant, which is terrorizing British shipping in the Indian Ocean. An old opponent of Sharpe's is aboard his ship, and the voyage is further disturbed by the Lady Grace Hale, apparently as unreachable as she is beautiful. Sharpe also has friends, notably a captain of the Royal Navy who is hunting the Revenant and who rescues Sharpe when all seems lost. The hunt turns into a stern chase as the French warship races home, carrying a treaty that could ignite India into a new war against the British. When the Revenant encounters the combined French and Spanish fleets off Cadiz, it seems that Sharpe's enemies have found safety, even as his enemies on board appear to have him trapped. Yet over the horizon is another fleet, led by Nelson, and Sharpe's revenge will come in a savage climax when the two armadas meet on a calm October day off Cape Trafalgar |
2000, 1st Edition, hardback 2011 paperback reprint |
2002, Harper Collins, pbk In stock, very good condition, click image above to buy for £3.80 (not including post and packing) Alternative online retailers to try: Click here to access our prebuilt search for this title on Alibris |
Storyline: It is 1807 and Lieutenant Richard Sharpe, recently returned to England, is offered a new job: go to Copenhagen, help the Honourable John Lavisser deliver a bribe, and so stop a war. It seems very easy. Sharpe is ordered to protect Lavisser against the French agents who infest the Danish capital. It is a shadow war of spies and brutality in which Sharpe is a sacrificial pawn. But sometimes pawns can change the game. As the Danish army attempts to raise the British siege, it is met by Sir Arthur Wellesley with a force of redcoats and riflemen. Copenhagen is doomed. In nights of merciless British bomardment |
2001, 1st Edition, hbk 2010, paperback reprint |
1998, HarperCollins, pbk Sorry, sold out, but click image above to access a prebuilt search for this title on Amazon UK Alternative online retailers to try: Click here to access our prebuilt search for this title on Alibris |
Storyline: Meet Richard Sharpe. A Great British Hero. It is the bitter winter of 1809. Britain's forces are retreating towards Corunna, with Napoleon's victorious armies in pursuit. Lieutenant Richard Sharpe and a detachment of Riflemen are cut off from the British army and surrounded by enemy troops. Their only hope of escape is to accept the help of a Spanish cavalry officer, but his assistance comes at a price: to join the assault on the holy city of Santiago de Compostela, held by a strong French force. Only Sharpe can snatch victory from clear disaster |
1988, 1st Edition hardback 2011 paperback reprint |
2004, HarperCollins, pbk In stock, very good condition, click image above to buy for £4.00, (not including post and packing) Alternative online retailers to try: Click here to access our prebuilt search for this title on Alibris |
Storyline: It is the spring of 1809 and a small British army is stranded when the French invade Northern Portugal. Sharpe is cut off and tries to fight his way back to the British lines, but instead is led into treacherous danger. When the future Duke of Wellington arrives to take command, he immediately mounts his own counter-attack. Sharpe becomes the hunter rather than the hunted. Amidst the wreckage of a defeated army, in the storm-lashed hills of the Portuguese frontier, Sharpe takes a terrible revenge |
2003, 1st Edition, hardback 2011 paperback reprint |
1994, HarperCollins, pbk In stock, very good condition, click image above to buy for £3.99 (not including post and packing) Alternative online retailers to try: Click here to access our prebuilt search for this title on Alibris |
Storyline: Bold, professional, ruthless – hero and man of action Sharpe only asked three things of his men. 1) That they fought as he did with a ruthless professionalism; 2) That they stole only from the enemy and the dead, unless they were starving and 3) They never got drunk without his permission. Richard Sharpe is having a difficult war. Excluded from promotion because he is always on the battlefield, up against pompous, incompetent colonels, and worst, suddenly finding himself at the head of an inexperienced company who use all twenty five drill book approved movements to load and fire their muskets. A soldier like Sharpe can't be kept down though and his promotion to Captain, when it comes, makes a dangerous enemy in the upper ranks. As Sharpe approaches bloody battle in Talavera, he knows he is fighting for his own honour and that of his men. Soldier, hero, rogue – Sharpe is the man you always want on your side. Born in poverty, he joined the army to escape jail and climbed the ranks by sheer brutal courage. He knows no other family than the regiment of the 95th Rifles whose green jacket he proudly wears. |
1981, 1st Edition, hardback 2011 reprint, Sharpe's Eagle |
1993, HarperCollins, pbk In stock, very good condition, click image above to buy for £3.99, (not including post and packing) Alternative online retailers to try: Click here to access our prebuilt search for this title on Alibris |
Storyline: Wellington must call on the only man brave and ruthless enough to win at any cost--Richard Sharpe. Only a year after its stunning victory at Talavera in July of 1809, Wellington's Peninsular army - vastly outnumbered, with its coffers empty - is on the brink of collapse. The Spanish government has fallen, and the last Spanish armies have been crushed by the French. But Wellington has one hope left: in the dangerous Portuguese hills lies a fortune in gold, enough gold perhaps to turn the Peninsular War around. And he knows of one fighting man capable of stealing it: Captain Richard Sharpe of the South Essex Regiment. Sharpe embarks on a secret mission that pits him against the French army; El Catolico, the fanatical Spanish guerrilla leader; and El Catolico's lover, the beautiful but deadly Teresa. This fifth novel in the bestselling historical fiction series takes the charismatic Richard Sharpe all the way from Talavera to the glory of Waterloo, on a mission that is unlike any form of warfare he has known in his long and embattled career as a soldier fighting his way up through the ranks. But Sharpe is determined to succeed, even if it means turning against his own side |
1981, 1st Edition, hardback 2012, paperback reprint |
2004, Harper, pbk In stock: 2004 hbk, vgc, £6.00 2004 pbk, good, £3.90 (prices do not includ post and packing) Alternative online retailers to try: Click here to access our prebuilt search for this title on Alibris |
Storyline: It is 1810 and the French are again attempting to invade Portugal. Ahead of the French forces is a wasted land, stripped of food by Wellington's orders, and Captain Richard Sharpe. Sharpe, however, is in difficulties. His job is under threat and, with enemies on every side, he has new opposition from a Portuguese warlord (Ferragus) against whom he wages a private war, fought through the burning, pillaged streets of Coimbra. Sharpe is by now the Captain of the South Essex's Light Company but his leadership is challenged by a newly arrive Lieutenant Slingsby, who has been placed there by the South Essex's commander, Col. Lawford (who happens to be Slingsby's brother in-law). Early on in the book, Sharpe is out patrolling, and stumbles across some Portuguese and a cache of foodstuffs at a signaling tower. He destroys the supplies, per his standing orders, but not before getting into a vicious fight with the menacing Portuguese owner of the goods. This Portuguese warlord is Ferragus, an ex-pirate, ex-slaver, and all-around successful gangster whose brother happens to be a Major of Intelligence for the Portuguese Army. These two brothers become Sharpe's arch-enemies, while Slingsby and Col. Lawford form the usual army irritants. Following Sharpe's initial victory, Ferragus vows to get even, and finds his chance in the chaos that results when the British pull out of Coimbra just before the French arrive. Sharpe's Escape begins on the great, majestic and gaunt ridge of Bussaco, where a joint British and Portuguese army meets Marshall Massena's crack troops. It finishes at Torres Vedras where the French hopes of occupying Portugal rapidly die. |
2004, 1st Edition, hardback 2012 paperback reprint |
2007, Harper, pbk In stock, very good condition, click image above to buy for £3.99, not including post and packing Alternative online retailers to try: Click here to access our prebuilt search for this title on Alibris |
Storyline: In the winter of 1811 the war against the French seems a lost cause. All of Spain has fallen except for Cadiz (the Spanish capital), which is now under siege. Wellington and the British army are in Portugal, waiting for spring to herald a renewal of the conflict. There in Cadiz, Sharpe discovers more than one enemy. Many Spaniards doubt Britain's motives and believe their future would be brighter if they made peace with the French. A Spanish priest, Father Salvador Montseny, secures a powerful weapon to break the Spanish-British alliance apart - Caterina Veronica Blazquez - and the letters she has received from Wellesley, the English ambassador. The priest has no scruples about employing blackmail, and Sharpe must apply intelligence, intrigue and skullduggery to destroy the letters before they destroy the alliance. Yet, the alliance will only survive if the French siege can be lifted. A joint allied army marches from the city under the command of British General Thomas Graham and Spanish Aristocrat General Lapena to take on the more powerful French. This brilliant piece of soldiering turns to disaster because the Spanish refuse to fight leaving a small British force trapped by the French. The only hope now lies with the outnumbered redcoats who, on a hill beside the sea, refuse to admit defeat. And there, in the sweltering horror of Barossa, Sharpe finds his arch-enemy Colonel Vandal again |
2006, 1st Edition, hardback 2012 paperback reprint |
1996, HarperCollins, pbk In stock, vg condition, click image above to buy for £3.99 (not including post and packing) Alternative online retailers to try: Click here to access our prebuilt search for this title on Alibris |
Storyline: In the spring of 1811, while quartered in the crumbling Portuguese fort of San Isidro, Richard Sharpe and his men are attacked by an elite French unit commanded by the formidable Brigadier Loup, and suffer heavy losses. Sharpe has already clashed once with Loup, and the Frenchman has sworn to have his revenge. After the attack, Sharpe is faced with the ruin of his career and reputation, as the army’s high command blames him for the disaster. With thousands of French troops massing at a tiny village nearby, Sharpe’s only hope is to redeem himself on the battlefield. To save his honour, Sharpe must lead his men to battle in the narrow streets of Fuentes de Oñoro. |
1995, 1st Edition, hardback 2012 paperback reprint |
1996, Harper Collins, pbk In stock, vg condition, click image above to buy for £3.99 (not including post and packing) Alternative online retailers to try: Click here to access our prebuilt search for this title on Alibris |
Storyline: It is a hard winter. For Richard Sharpe it is the worst he can remember. He has lost his command to a man who could buy the promotion Sharpe covets. His oldest enemy, the ruthless, indestructible Hakeswill, joins the regiment and he is a man with a mission to ruin Sharpe. But Sharpe is determined to change his luck. The only way - a desperate choice - is to volunteer for the Forlorn Hope, to lead the attack on the impregnable fortress town of Badajoz, a road to almost certain death or, just possibly, to heroic glory |
1982, 1st Edition, hardback 2004 paperback reprint |
1994, Harper Collins, pbk Sorry, sold out, but click image above to access a prebuilt search for this title on Amazon UK Alternative online retailers to try: Click here to access our prebuilt search for this title on Alibris |
Storyline: Richard Sharpe is once again at war. But this time his enemy is just one man - the ruthless Colonel Leroux. Sharpe's mission is to safeguard El Mirador, a spy whose network of agents is vital to British victory. Sharpe is forced into a new world of political and military intrigue. And in the unfamiliar surroundings of aristocratic Spanish society, his only guide is La Marquesa - a woman with her own secrets to conceal... |
1983, 1st Edition, hardback 2012 paperback reprint |
1994, HarperCollins, pbk In stock: 2004 paperback edition, vgc, £3.65 (not including post and packing) Alternative online retailers to try: Click here to access our prebuilt search for this title on Alibris |
Storyline: The newly promoted Major Richard Sharpe is given the task of rescuing a group of well-born women who have been held hostage up in the mountains by a rabble of deserters. And one of the renegades is Sergeant Hakeswill, bitter enemy of Sharpe. Sharpe has only the support of his own company and the new Rocket Troop - the last word in military incompetence, but he cannot afford to contemplate defeat. Surrendering or accepting defect would mean the end of the war for the allied armies |
1984, 1st Edition, hardback 2012 paperback reprint |
1994, HarperCollins, pbk In stock: 2004 paperback, good condition, £4.00 Alternative online retailers to try: Click here to access our prebuilt search for this title on Alibris |
Storyline: Major Richard Sharpe awaits the opening shots of the army's new campaign with grim expectancy. Victory depends on the increasingly fragile alliance between Britain and Spain - an alliance that must be maintained at any cost. But Sharpe's enemy, the French intelligence officer, Pierre Ducos, seizes a chance to destroy the alliance and take personal revenge on Sharpe. And when the lovely spy, La Marquesa, takes a hand in the game, Sharpe finds himself caught in a web of deadly intrigue and becomes a fugitive, hunted by enemy and ally alike... |
1985, 1st Edition, hardback 2012 paperback reprint |
1998, HarperCollins, pbk In stock, vg condition, click image above to buy for £3.90 (not including post and packing) Alternative online retailers to try: Click here to access our prebuilt search for this title on Alibris |
Synopsis: Major Sharpe's men are in mortal danger - not from the French, but from the bureaucrats of Whitehall. Unless reinforcements can be brought from England, the regiment will be disbanded. Determined not to see his regiment die, Sharpe returns to England and uncovers a nest of high-ranking traitors, any one of whom could utterly destroy his career with a word. Sharpe is forced into the most desperate gamble of his life - and not even influence of the Prince Regent may be enough to save him |
1986, 1st Edition, hardback 2012 paperback reprint |
1993, HarperCollins, pbk Sorry, sold out, but click image above to access a prebuilt search for this title on Amazon UK Alternative online retailers to try: Click here to access our prebuilt search for this title on Alibris |
Storyline: The invasion of France is under way and the British Navy has called upon the services of Major Richard Sharpe. He and a small force of riflemen are to capture a fortress and secure a landing on the French coast. It is to be one of the most dangerous missions of Sharpe's career. Through the incompetence of a recklessly ambitious naval commander and the machinations of his old enemy, French spymaster Dierre Ducos, Sharpe finds himself abandoned in the heart of enemy territory, facing overwhelming forces and the very real prospect of defeat. He has no alternative but to trust his fortunes to an American privateer - a man who has no love for the British invaders. |
1987, 1st Edition, hardback 2012 paperback reprint |
1993, HarperCollins, pbk Sorry, sold out, but click image above to access a prebuilt search for this title on Amazon UK Alternative online retailers to try: Click here to access our prebuilt search for this title on Alibris |
Storyline: It is 1815. Sharpe is serving on the personal staff of the inexperienced and incompetent young Frog, William, Prince of Orange, who has been given command of a large proportion of the Allied Force. More concerned with cutting a dash at a grand society ball in Brussels, the Young Frog refuses to listen to Sharpe's scouting reports of an enormous army marching towards them with the lately returned Napoleon at its head. When the Battle of Waterloo commences, Sharpe has to stand by and watch military folly on a grand scale. But at the height of the conflict, just as victory seems impossible, he makes a momentous decision. With his usual skill, courage and determination, he takes command and the most hard-fought and bloody battle of his career becomes Sharpe's own magnificent triumph |
1990, 1st Edition, hardback 2012 paperback reprint |
2001, HarperCollins, pbk In stock, click image above to buy for £2.99 (not including post and packing)
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Contents: Part One: Brittany Storyline: Harlequins are lost souls, so loved by the devil that he would not take them to hell, but left them to roam the earth. In French, the word is hellequin – the name given to the English archers who crossed the Channel to lay waste the towns and countryside. Thomas of Hookton is one of those archers. When his village is sacked by French raiders, he makes a promise to God: to retrieve the relic stolen from Hookton’s church. Escaping his father’s ambitions for him to become a priest, he joins the army of King Edward III as an archer. The King and his son The Black Prince are going to France with a great force of knights and men-at-arms; it is led by great lords, but it is the archers, the common men, who will decide the success or failure of the invasion. Thomas, his previous world and promises forgotten, revels in the life of an army at war and, even among those fighting men, becomes known for his wildness and his fearsome skills. He falls in love with a Breton widow, one of the enemy and of a different class, and his pursuit of her makes him into a fugitive, hunted by the French and English alike. But an adversary rescues him, leading him into a world where lovers become enemies and enemies become friends, where his only certainty is that somewhere, beyond a horizon smeared with the smoke of fires set by the rampaging English army, a terrible enemy awaits him. This enemy would harness the power of Chistendom’s greatest relic: the Grail itself This book, the first book in the Grail Quest, ends in the great battle of Crécy, which marked the beginning of the 100 Years' War. |
2000, 1st Edition, hbk 2001, paperback 2013 paperback reprint |
2003, Harper Collins, pbk In stock, 2003 pbk, vgc, £3.50 (not including post and packing) Alternative online retailers to try: Click here to access our prebuilt search for this title on Alibris |
Storyline: Thomas of Hookton, having survived the battle of Crécy, is sent by the king on a mission to discover more about his father's strange inheritance, which is rumoured to be connected to the Holy Grail. But he is not the only person pursuing it and his rivals will stop at nothing. Now the holder of great knowledge, he is in even greater danger, facing at last his enemy and cousin, the elusive Guy of Vexille |
2002, 1st Edition, hbk 2003, paperback |
2006, HarperCollins, hbk In stock, 2006 hbk, good condition, £6.50 Alternative online retailers to try: Click here to access our prebuilt search for this title on Alibris |
Storyline: The year is 878 and Wessex is free from the Vikings. Uhtred, the dispossessed son of a Northumbrian lord, helped Alfred win that victory, but now, as The Lords of the North begins, he is disgusted by Alfred's lack of generosity and repelled by the king's insistent piety. He flees Wessex, going back north to seek revenge for the killing of his foster father and to rescue his stepsister, captured in the same raid. He needs to find his old enemy, Kjartan, a renegade Danish Lord, who lurks in the formidable stronghold of Dunholm (Durham). Uhtred arrives in the North to discover a rebellion, chaos and fear. His only ally is Hild, a West Saxon nun fleeing her calling, and his best hope is his sword, with which he has made a formidable reputation as a warrior. He will need the assistance of other warriors if he is to attack Dunholm and he finds Guthred, a slave who believes he is a king. If Guthred is to rule Northumbria, he needs Uhtred and Ragnar, the Dane who is Uhtred's sworn brother. Guthred, though, is weak and yields to treachery. Uhtred ends up on a slave voyage to Iceland. His rescue comes through an unlikely alliance of his friends and enemies. In the end it is Alfred the Great of Wessex who sees profit in Northumbria's despair and looses Uhtred and Ragnar onto Dunholm, the invincible fortress on its great spur of rock in the lawless North The Lords of the North, like Bernard Cornwell's two previous novels in this tale of England's making, is based on real events. It is a powerful story of betrayal, romance and struggle, set in an England of turmoil, upheaval and glory. Uhtred, a Northumbrian raised as a Viking, a man without lands, a warrior without a country, has become a splendid, heroic figure |
2006, 1st Edition, hbk 2007, paperback |
2009, HarperCollins, hbk 1st Ed. in stock, click image above to buy for £7.00, or £9.75, both vgc copies (one in better condition than the other. Not including post and packing) Alternative online retailers to try: Click here to access our prebuilt search for this title on Alibris |
Storyline: The last years of the old century were a dangerous time for England. Alfred of Wessex, a man of many victories, is in failing health, his successor is an untested youth and the Vikings, who have failed so many times to conquer Wessex, seize the opportunity to attack. Uhtred, Alfred's unwilling warlord, leads the enemy into a trap and at Farnham inflicts one of the greatest defeats the Vikings would ever suffer. But in the aftermath of victory, Uhtred is tested both by personal tragedy and by an attack from Alfred's henchmen, jealous of his prestige and offended by his foreign ways. Uhtred breaks with Alfred, reneges on his oath and returns to the north, to his homeland, a Viking once again. The one person who can bring Uhtred back to the Saxon cause is Aethelflaed, Alfred's daughter, who is married to a Mercian lord who wants to be her father's successor. Uhtred takes command of the demoralised Mercian army and leads them in a desperate gamble which ends in a bloodsoaked battle beside the Thames |
2009, 1st Edition, hbk 2009, paperback |
2013, HarperCollins, hbk. 1st Edition Sorry, sold out, but click image above to access a prebuilt search for this title on Amazon UK Alternative online retailers to try: Click here to access our prebuilt search for this title on Alibris |
Contents: Uhtred, the late King Alfred's celebrated warrior is out of favour with the new régime, and in one ill-considered moment of rage, he is thrown off his land and banished. He becomes an outcase, spurned by Christians and Pagans alike. Supported by a handful of loyal men, he journeys north across Britain to recapture his ancestral home and the greatest fortress of the North, Bebbanburg. But elsewhere, the uneasy peace is breaking: the Viking Lord Cnut Longsword, most feared and savage of all the Danish lords, rises in fury at the capture of his wife and heir. This drags all the kingdoms into a bloody war which will decide whether there will be an England or a Daneland. And it is Uhtred, lord of the outcasts, who will decide the fate of the nation |
2013, 1st Edition, hbk 2013, paperback |
2001, Perennial, pbk In stock, vgc, click image above to buy for £4.85 on Amazon UK (not including post and packing) Alternative online retailers to try: Click here to access our prebuilt search for this title on Alibris |
Storyline: The beloved Confederate Captain Nate Starbuck returns to the front lines of the Civil War in this second instalment of Bernard Cornwell's acclaimed Nathaniel Starbuck Chronicles. It is the summer of 1862, and Nate has been bloodied but victorious at the battle of Ball's Bluff and Seven Pines. But he can't escape his Northern roots, and it is only a matter of time until he's accused of being a Yankee spy, pursued and brutally interrogated. To clear his name, he must find the real traitor - a search that will require extraordinary courage, endurance, and a perilous odyssey through enemy territory |
1994, 1st Edition, hbk 1995, paperback |
1996, Penguin, pbk In stock, click image above to buy on Amazon UK for £5.00, not including post and packing Alternative online retailers to try: Click here to access our prebuilt search for this title on Alibris |
Storyline: In the Dark Ages, a legendary warrior struggles to unite Britain... |
1995, 1st Edition, hbk 1996, paperback |
1998, Penguin Books, pbk Sorry, sold out, but click image above to access a prebuilt search for this title on Amazon UK Alternative online retailers to try: Click here to access our prebuilt search for this title on Alibris |
Storyline: Arthur's final test of courage is upon him... |
1997, 1st Edition, hbk 1998, Penguin, paperback |
2011, Penguin, pbk In stock, vgc, click image above to buy for £4.25 (not including post and packing) Alternative online retailers to try: Click here to access our prebuilt search for this title on Alibris |
Storyline: Trouble at Sea for an ex-War Hero... |
1988, 1st Edition, hbk 2016, Penguin, paperback |
2008, HarperCollins, hbk In stock, vgc, click image above to buy for £4.25 (not including post and packing) Alternative online retailers to try: Click here to access our prebuilt search for this title on Alibris |
Storyline: Agincourt is one of the epic battles of history. It was fought by two badly matched armies in atrocious conditions and it resulted in an extraordinary victory, a triumph of the common man over the aristocrat, which has been celebrated ever since The book is one of the first novels to have been written about the battle in over 100 years and makes the reader feel like they are one of the longbowmen in the army of Henry V. The archer in this story is Nicholas Hook, a man frequently in trouble back home. However, he finds his place |
2008, 1st Edition, hbk 2009, Harper, pbk |
2010, HarperCollins, hbk In stock, vgc, click to buy for £4.25 (not including post and packing) Alternative online retailers to try: Click here to access our prebuilt search for this title on Alibris |
Storyline: Summer 1779. Three small ships of the Royal Navy and seven hundred and fifty British soldiers. Their orders: to build a fort from which to control the New England seaboard Forty-one American ships and over nine hundred men. Their orders: to expel the British. The story is a classic example of how the best laid plans can be disrupted by both personality and politics; and of how warfare can bring out both the best and worst in men |
2010, 1st Edition, hbk 2011, paperback |
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