Sharpe's Havoc (novel)

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Title Sharpe's Havoc
First edition cover
First edition cover
Author Bernard Cornwell
Country United Kingdom
Language English
Series Richard Sharpe
Genre(s) Historical novels
Publisher HarperCollins
Released 2003
Media type Print (Hardcover and Paperback) and audio-CD
ISBN ISBN 0007120109 (first edition, hardback)
Preceded by Sharpe's Rifles
Followed by Sharpe's Eagle

Sharpe's Havoc is a historical novel by Bernard Cornwell set during the Napoleonic Wars.

This book tells the story of Lieutenant Richard Sharpe, during a portion of his time with the 2nd battalion of the 95th rifles during the peninsular war in 1809. Sharpe is ordered by a superior to go behind enemy lines on a daring mission to rescue a young British woman at a family retreat. He soon finds himself and his company stranded behind enemy lines amidst daring plots and counterfeit officers. Sharpe strives to return his company back to British lines, but not before he helps take part in the daring liberation of Oporto from the massive French army.

[edit] Characters in "Sharpe's Havoc"

  • Richard Sharpe – protagonist
  • Patrick Harper – sergeant in the Rifles, Sharpes right hand man.
  • Lieutenant Colonel Christopher –
  • Captain Hogan– Irish intelligence officer
  • Sir Arthur Wellesley – cameo appearance.
  • Jorge Vicente – Portuguese Officer.
  • Major Dulong – Couraegous French opponent of Sharpe

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