Title: Sharpe Fan
Product review: Bernard Cornwell cited this book as his inspiration for the Sharpe's Rifles series dealing with Wellington's Peninsular Campaign. In this novel, Dodd is cut off from his unit while on picket duty. Ney's army advances toward the Tagus River, behind which Wellington is prepared to make his stand until the French die through battle or starvation. Dodd finds himself on the French side of the river and continues to wreak havoc on the starving soldiers. He's not a hero, he's just an elite warrior doing what comes naturally, and he does it well.
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