Richard Sharpe in the Battle for Copenhagen

England, 1807: In the war for supremacy in Europe, Napoleon is determined to seize the Danish fleet. If he and his troops succeed, England's naval power would be in grave danger. Captain John Lavisser is dispatched to Copenhagen to sway the Danes to the side of the Kingdom. By his side: Richard Sharpe. His mission: to safely deliver Lavisser and a chest full of gold to their destination. It's no easy task—especially since Sharpe is in a weakened state. As quartermaster, he feels demoted, and he has yet to come to terms with the death of his great love and the loss of his home. But he must pull himself together, for the enemy lurks within their own ranks...

Bernard Cornwell tells this story in vivid and gripping detail, a treat for fans of historical adventures.