Sharpe Series Books 16-20 Collection Set by Bernard Cornwell - War Fiction - Paperback

Titles in This Set. Sharpe's Honour. Sharpe's Regiment. Sharpe's Siege. Sharpe's Revenge. Sharpe's Waterloo. Condition: Brand New. Format: Paperback. ISBN: 9780678457757. Publisher: HarperCollins. Age Range: Adult. Overview. This five-book paperback collection gathers instalments 16 to 20 of Bernard Cornwell's bestselling Sharpe series, following Richard Sharpe through the closing campaigns of the Napoleonic Wars. From a Spanish gallows to the mud and glory of Waterloo, these titles capture the grit, cunning and battlefield bravery that have made Sharpe one of historical fiction's most enduring heroes. A must-have set for fans of military adventure and Wellington-era history.. About the Books. Sharpe's Honour finds Major Richard Sharpe framed for murder and caught in a web of political intrigue as the fragile Anglo-Spanish alliance threatens to collapse. In Sharpe's Regiment, he returns to England to uncover a shadowy conspiracy selling soldiers like slaves, taking his fight from the battlefield to the corridors of Whitehall. Sharpe's Siege sees him betrayed by a double agent on a perilous mission to capture a French coastal fortress, forced to trust an untrustworthy American mercenary to survive. Sharpe's Revenge takes him to the bloody siege of Toulouse, framed by an old adversary for stealing Napoleon's treasure just as peace seems within reach. Finally, Sharpe's Waterloo delivers the series' most famous set piece: sidelined on the Prince of Orange's staff, Sharpe must fight to be heard before seizing command at the decisive moment of the Battle of Waterloo. Together, these five novels chart the final, turbulent chapter of Sharpe's Napoleonic War career, blending meticulously researched history with pace, tension and unforgettable characters. Cornwell's trademark blend of authentic battle detail and page-turning plotting makes this run of the series essential reading for anyone gripped by the Peninsular War and Waterloo campaign.. Five complete Sharpe novels in o