Selected Product: | Sharpe's Gold Paperback Edition: New Ed Author: Bernard Cornwell Publisher: HarperCollins Publishers Ltd Release Date: December 1995 ISBN-10: 0006173144 ISBN-13: 9780006173144 List Price: £6.99 Average Customer Rating: | | |
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And before I forget: there's a Spanish beauty involved too off course who fights with the best (pity Flashman never ran across her!). All in all, one of the best Sharpe-novels I've read so far, and that's saying something! | Sharpe has struck Gold | Customer Rating: | Incrediable read. Non-stop action and story never lets you go. Sharpe is as daring as ever, Harper is as comical and the battles are as visual.
I love the new book cover artwork. |
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