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beyondsolitaire 's review for:
Sharpe's Rifles
by Bernard Cornwell
After not being as keen on the last entry in this series, I was delighted to really enjoy this one. I think things are heating up for Sharpe--Napoleon on the horizon, great battle scenes, compelling internal struggles as he learns to be a good leader and grow into the officer role he has acquired... all very good. Less interested in the "romance" part. Sharpe needs to quit falling for every hot woman he encounters.