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Sharpe's Command (Sharpe # 14) reviews from people you don't follow
Chronologically entry #14 in [author:Bernard Cornwell|12542]'s long-running Sharpe series, this was first published in 2023 making it entry number 22 if going by publication date.
This is set back in the middle of the Peninsular War - The Bridge at Alamaraz in May 1812 to be precise - putting it after [book:Sharpe's Company|173794] (The Siege of Badajoz, January - April 1812) but before [book:Sharpe's Sword|492920] (the Salamanca Campaign of June and July 1812).
As such, the Spanish Guerilla leader Teresa is still a major part of Sharpe's life, and also plays a role in the action-packed proceedings here.
Whilst there may be some truth to the charge that these novels are becoming formulaic, when they're this entertaining you don't mind!
This is set back in the middle of the Peninsular War - The Bridge at Alamaraz in May 1812 to be precise - putting it after [book:Sharpe's Company|173794] (The Siege of Badajoz, January - April 1812) but before [book:Sharpe's Sword|492920] (the Salamanca Campaign of June and July 1812).
As such, the Spanish Guerilla leader Teresa is still a major part of Sharpe's life, and also plays a role in the action-packed proceedings here.
Whilst there may be some truth to the charge that these novels are becoming formulaic, when they're this entertaining you don't mind!