Sharpe's Fury: Richard Sharpe and the Battle of Barrosa, March 1811
Captain Richard Sharpe returns in Bernard Cornwell's thrilling tale of the Battle of Barrosa in March 1811. Amid the Peninsular War's brutal campaigns, Sharpe and his riflemen confront French forces in a desperate fight for victory. Cornwell masterfully blends historical accuracy with pulse-pounding action, showcasing the heroism and hardship of Napoleonic-era soldiers.
About This Book
Sharpe's Fury is the eleventh novel in Bernard Cornwell's acclaimed Sharpe series, focusing on the exploits of Richard Sharpe during the Peninsular War against Napoleon.
Set in March 1811, the story centers on the pivotal Battle of Barrosa, a key engagement where British and allied forces clashed with French troops in southern Spain.
Captain Richard Sharpe leads his men through treacherous terrain and fierce fighting, embodying the grit and determination of soldiers in this era of empire and conflict.
Cornwell's narrative vividly recreates the historical backdrop, drawing on real events to immerse readers in the strategies and sacrifices of early 19th-century warfare.
This installment highlights Sharpe's unyielding spirit amid the broader struggle for Iberian independence from French occupation.
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