A review by iainkelly_writing
Sharpe's Assassin by Bernard Cornwell

5.0

An unexpected and welcome delight to find Cornwell had returned to the story of Richard Sharpe last year, 14 years since the previous novel, and it does not disappoint. Picking up directly after Sharpe's Waterloo and effortlessly slipping back into the familiar style and characters, and leaving our hero with the ending he fully deserves after the years of battle we have followed him through.