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    Sharpe's Sword: The Salamanca Campaign, June and July 1812

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    *SHARPE'S ASSASSIN, the brand new novel in the global bestselling series, is available to buy now*

    ISBN: 9780007461752
    AuthorCornwell, Bernard
    PublisherNameHarperCollins Publishers
    Pub Date01/03/2012
    BindingPaperback
    Pages352
    Availability: In Stock


    *SHARPE'S ASSASSIN, the brand new novel in the global bestselling series, is available to buy now*


    Spain, June 1812


    In the beautiful city of Salamanca, Captain Richard Sharpe must hunt down and safeguard Britain's most valuable spy, 'El Mirador', before he's silenced by France's deadliest assassin - even at the risk of his own life.


    In the shadowy world of Salamanca's high society, where secrecy blurs the lines between friend and foe, it seems that other figures are out to destroy the British. Whilst outside the city's walls, the armies gather for one of the biggest battles of the war - and risking everything for victory, even betraying one he loves, is Sharpe . . .



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    *SHARPE'S ASSASSIN, the brand new novel in the global bestselling series, is available to buy now*


    Spain, June 1812


    In the beautiful city of Salamanca, Captain Richard Sharpe must hunt down and safeguard Britain's most valuable spy, 'El Mirador', before he's silenced by France's deadliest assassin - even at the risk of his own life.


    In the shadowy world of Salamanca's high society, where secrecy blurs the lines between friend and foe, it seems that other figures are out to destroy the British. Whilst outside the city's walls, the armies gather for one of the biggest battles of the war - and risking everything for victory, even betraying one he loves, is Sharpe . . .



    'A master storyteller' DAILY TELEGRAPH