Sharpe's Eagle: The guys said they'd swear their vengeance to Sharpe if Simmerson got his way. Sharpe was only slightly worried by the look in their eyes when they said that. Weren't these the same men who wanted him dead six months ago?

Sharpe's Trafalgar and Sharpe's Prey: Midshipman Collier's thoughts watching Sharpe

Hagman is woken by Harris returning from a cold and miserable piquet duty in the middle of the night. Written for Writer's Month 2023 prompt: warmth.

Sharpe's Escape: As Harper felt what could only be a rat's corpse squish underneath of his foot, he came to a conclusion. He really had to do something to stop Sharpe from getting into these… situations.

Perkins finds himself in an unfamiliar environment. But it turns out that that's ok. Part of my modern AU, set before the beginning of the series. Written for Writer's Month 2023, prompt: sun.

Sharpe's Trafalgar: Sharpe finds a cat on board the ship. It ends up becoming 'Sharpe's cat' as everyone affectionately calls it, much to Sharpe's chagrin.

Hagman reflects on Harris's view of the events that caused their injuries. Part of my modern AU, post Waterloo fit-it series. Vignette, ficlet.

Sharpe's Trafalgar: Sharpe and Chase talk about constellations

Sharpe's Fortress: Who was Sharpe trying to fool. Of course he was having second guesses about whether he should have become an officer. But what was he supposed to do about it?

Hagman and Harris get critically injured in an ambush a few months after Sharpe and Harper leave the British Army. They have been flown home for treatment when their old commanding officers get the call. TV movie verse, post Waterloo fix-it modern AU. Part 1 of series. Warning for heavy themes and hospitalisation.

Harper has a tune stuck in his head. Movies verse.

Sharpe's Triumph: Wellesley couldn't believe what he was hearing right now. Did this Captain actually think that the General believed everything he was saying? He made eye contact with Sharpe from across the tent. Even Sharpe couldn't believe what he was hearing.

Sharpe's Triumph: Lawford thoughts when he hears that Hakeswill is attempting to arrest Sharpe

Sharpe's Triumph: A short backstory on how Sharpe and Major Stokes might have met

Sharpe's Tiger: The thoughts of four men as they wasted away in the Tippo's dungeon

Sharpe's Tiger: A more detailed scene of when Sharpe and Lawford are first questioned by the Tippo after being exposed.

Sharpe's Tiger: As the three of them wait in the dungeon, Lawford, Sharpe and Mary discuss how none of them have eaten a mango before, and the fruit really isn't satisfying any of their appetites.

When Ducos told Napoleon Sharpe had stolen a French Eagle, the Emperor was furious, and he blessed the spy's plan to frame the major, but now, furious his spymaster has failed once more, a wiser Napoleon finds respect for Sharpe. Spoilers for Sharpe's Honour.

Teresa and another freedom fighter watch a band of French soldiers patrolling near their territory, and they talk about their pasts.

Sir Henry Simmerson's thoughts on the common soldier, through the eyes and point of view of a common soldier who was unfortunate enough to earn his ire.

Sir Arthur Wellesley, now known as Lord Wellington, has just won the Battle of Talavera.

Major Lennox retired from the army, feeling it was enough, but the death of his wife sent him back. But what does he really think of his posting in the South Essex?

The British forces are in Europe preparing to fight against Napoleon Bonaparte. Already Sir Arthur Wellesley is ready with a plan.

Lance Corppral Thomas Wright aka Roberta Haycock, has made his way back from the Americas where he sought his treacherous father and make amends for his crimes. He falls in with an eager but destitute boy on his way to Frederickson. But the peace of 1815 does not last and he falls in with Sharpe and the odious William of Orange. Based on Bernard Cornwell's novels.

Over a decade after Waterloo, Antonia Moreno travels to England in search of her father. Will she find Colonel Sharpe before trouble finds her?