Sharpe’s Storm: Richard Sharpe and the Invasion of Southern France, 1813

Sharpe’s Storm: Richard Sharpe and the Invasion of Southern France, 1813

by Bernard Cornwell

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4.6 stars from 2,658 reviews. Top 73% of Historical Fiction books we track.

336 pages~5.6 hr readPublished by HarperCollinsPublished 2025-12-02

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Perfect for you if...

  • You love the Sharpe series and want more of the same gritty, character-driven Napoleonic action with Cornwell's trademark blend of military tactics and brutal realism.
  • You enjoy historical fiction where the personal conflicts between officers matter as much as the battles themselves.
  • You appreciate stories where the protagonist has to navigate both enemy fire and infuriating allies to accomplish an impossible mission.

Maybe not for you if...

  • You're new to the Sharpe series and prefer standing alone as a debut, as this book assumes you know Sharpe's history and capabilities.
  • You want a tightly plotted standalone novel, because this is firmly part of a longer series with recurring characters and arcs.
  • You're looking for detailed battle choreography over character dynamics, since Cornwell balances both but leans into the interpersonal tension here.

About this book

The year is 1813. France is a battlefield, and winter conditions are brutal. Major Richard Sharpe is assigned an unexpected responsibility: protecting Rear-Admiral Sir Joel Chase, who has been sent by the Admiralty with sealed orders and a strong enthusiasm for combat. Wellington gives Sharpe a clear but difficult mission: keep Sir Joel alive. The Rear-Admiral may hold the key to defeating Napoleon, but his audacious plan requires someone who can fight effectively, think quickly, and survive difficult circumstances. That someone is Sharpe.

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