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Marksman The Soldier Chronicles Book 4 edition by David Cook Literature Fiction eBooks

From the idyllic landscape of the Iberian Peninsula, Cook transports the reader to the chaos and confusion of war where the opposing forces include the guerrillos, French dragoons, partisans, the British – and a lone Welsh-born rifleman. ‘Once the best shot in his company – probably in the battalion’.
The bitter conflict which exists in Spain is evident in the gore and bloody fighting but intrigue and deception also burns beneath the surface like a slow-match.
‘Marksman’ is another well-written and easy to read historical novel by David Cook. It presents action in the Peninsular War – a battle which is often overlooked.


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Marksman The Soldier Chronicles Book 4 edition by David Cook Literature Fiction eBooks Reviews

Marksman is the fourth part in the series of The Soldier Chronicles by David Cook and it's actually my favourite one. It was extremely well-written with lovely descriptions both of characers and the Spanish scenery. It has a fast pace that will keep you engaged to read it till its last page. This is the story of Arthur Cadoc, a Rifleman of the legendary 95th Rifles; a daring and a deadly marksman who fights along with the Spanish guerrilleros against the invading French Forces and the traitors who threaten not only their liberty but their lives as well.
Highly recommended!
Marksman is the fourth outing in The Soldier Chronicles historical series by David Cook.

Again, the attention to detail is superb, and Cook really is in control of his material. The scene is brilliantly set and brought vividly to life so that you feel as though you're fighting alongside Rifleman Cadoc in early nineteenth century Spain.

Cadoc is a tough, squat, brute of a man and demonstrates his skill as one of Wellington's famous sharpshooters during a tense skirmish with French Dragoons. The story is simple enough French are trying to eliminate Cadoc's Spanish friend, a leader of a group of partisans when they discover a traitor in their midst. With guns blazing the action is relentless until the betrayer is finally apprehended.

It is stirring stuff, and few writers are better qualified than Cook to do justice to the period. A thoroughly good read and if you like great characterization, action, intrigue and a love of history, then this is one to add to your collection.
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Another instalment of the soldier chronicles, and this time in a different battlefield. Excellency woven together with wit, action, a bit of romance, and history. A very descriptive story that grabs you at page one and doesn't let you go. If you like the Napoleonic wars this is a must read. All the stories are packed with great historical tide bits and very well researched. Bravo!
David Cook does it again in this outstanding historical fiction of one aspect of the Napoleonic wars...as always well researched which heightens the reading experience... A must read... espeally if your a history buff...
I don't normally read short stories and I certainly don't buy books - if they're not available through my library's free overdrive library, I skip them. Well, I read the first book in this series through my library and they didn't have the rest of the series. And, since I'm reviewing this book, you can see I've not only bought one book, but five of them! That is the best indicator I can provide as to now compelling Cook's writing is in the Soldier's Chronicle.
From the idyllic landscape of the Iberian Peninsula, Cook transports the reader to the chaos and confusion of war where the opposing forces include the guerrillos, French dragoons, partisans, the British – and a lone Welsh-born rifleman. ‘Once the best shot in his company – probably in the battalion’.
The bitter conflict which exists in Spain is evident in the gore and bloody fighting but intrigue and deception also burns beneath the surface like a slow-match.
‘Marksman’ is another well-written and easy to read historical novel by David Cook. It presents action in the Peninsular War – a battle which is often overlooked.