Waterloo: Richard Sharpe and the Waterloo Campaign, 15 June to 18 June 1815 Audiobook

" Rollicking read, read also for a great overview of Wellington and Napoleon. Napoleon & Wellington "

" I mild addiction to Richard Sharpe was continued in Waterloo. Bernard Cornwell's masterful storytelling brought the battle and the completion of the Napoleonic Wars to vivid light in my mind as most of the plots came to a close. "

" Quite a simplistic, Anglophile reading of history. Good fun all the same "

" Fantastic read, Sharpe is sooo cool and I just love the books. "

" Love this wonderful series--characters and situations seem very real. Cornwell is not only a wonderful writer of fiction but combines it with sound history. "

" great author who interweaves history into a story that is easily followed and hard to put down "

" Another in a long line of great Sharpe books. If you are a fan of the series, this one will not disappoint. "

" decent story, but after finishing some great sharpe's novels I found this one not quite as engaging "

" A great way to learn the history of the Battle of Waterloo. All the Sharpe stories are worth reading. "

" Undoubtedly the finale I wanted while reading the previous 19 volumes. "

" I think one of my favorites in the series. I went to the Waterloo battlefield not too long after reading this and it provided a great overview to the battle ( I know, the are actual history books to read about the battle, but I like Sharpe being there ) "

" For me this book is barely saved from being a dire cheese fest by it's historical accuracy and naval detail. "

" Napoleon is back from Elba and Europe is at war again. Waterloo is arguably the most important battle in the Napoleonic wars and Bernard Cornwell puts a beautiful spin on the progression of the battle. Sharpe has to fight for England again against a country where he has planted his roots. "

" Great ending to the Napoleonic wars and the Sharpe sagas! "

" Great storytelling to illustrate Napoleon's downfall. "

" Loved this telling of the famous battle from the perspecitive of Sharpe! "

" A fine conclusion to a 21-book series. "

" Brutal, and of the best. "

" One star less than the usual Sharpe four-star read, mainly because this book is more a description of the battle of Waterloo than a Sharpe novel. However, as a description, it excels, particularly in giving the reader a visceral sense of how it was 'the nearest run thing you ever saw in your life'. "

" Ino that sharpe series is for adults but I read them and loved them there the bedtime series other then cherub "

" Great, detailed account of the days leading up too the b the battle and the battle itself... "

" Napoleon's last battle is described in detail from the British perspective by Cornwell. Of course, Lt. Colonel Sharpe is there when Wellington needs him. "

" I rate this one a bit higher if only because of the event itself. Historically significant battles of an epic proportion are not common. I loved this book! "

" A great end to the series! This is the climax to the Sharpe novels. "

" Great ending to the Napoleonic wars and the Sharpe sagas! "

" Napoleon's last battle is described in detail from the British perspective by Cornwell. Of course, Lt. Colonel Sharpe is there when Wellington needs him. "

" For me this book is barely saved from being a dire cheese fest by it's historical accuracy and naval detail. "

" Ino that sharpe series is for adults but I read them and loved them there the bedtime series other then cherub "

" Outstanding. Really gave you a feel of the battles and times. "

" Love this wonderful series--characters and situations seem very real. Cornwell is not only a wonderful writer of fiction but combines it with sound history. "

" Love the battle, tactics, camaraderie, and the history. "

" Cornwell concludes his fascinating Richard Sharpe series, with the protagonist's participation in the greatest battle of the Napoleonic wars. "

" The next to the last book in the 22 book series and my favorite of the bunch. Very nice recounting of the preparation for battle and the battle itself. "