✍ Scribed by Bernard Cornwell
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Sharpe deve liderar um grupo de fuzileiros na captura de um forte na costa da França, para facilitar o desembarque das forças de Wellington. Porém, devido à incompetência de um capitão de navio e as pérfidas maquinações do espião Pierre Ducos, converte-se na mais perigosa e arriscada missão já empreendida por Sharpe.
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