Bernard Cornwell's readers interested in naval stories will find Patrick O'Brian very interesting. His erudite and complex novels tell about the British Navy during the Napoleonic Wars,...

Bernard Cornwell and Steven Saylor excel at using historical events as anchors for the plots of their books. Their characters frequently find that their sense of honor and duty conflicts...

Jeff Shaara, like Bernard Cornwell, is an author whose character-centered military historical fiction novels cover more than one battlefront. Both character and action drive his stories,...

Though their choice of period differs (World War II versus the Napoleonic wars), James Holland and Bernard Cornwell both write historically detailed military adventure series starring...

Though their stories are set in different eras and regions, both Bernard Cornwell and Glyn Iliffe write gritty, action-packed, and vividly descriptive historical fiction featuring tough...

With strong, tight plotlines and vivid characterizations, David Gemmell evokes the bravery of a long-ago heroic age, and his clean storytelling will please Bernard Cornwell fans looking...

Allan Mallinson and Bernard Cornwell write novels about land warfare in the early 19th century with extensive and accurate historical detail. Mallinson's prose is more ornate than Cornwell's...

Simon Scarrow and Bernard Cornwell provide rip-roaring action. Both evoke what it must really have been like to serve and fight with a group of hardened soldiers, and their battle scenes...

David W. Ball and Bernard Cornwell write action-packed historical adventure. Their novels center on the inevitable clash of cultures during wartime or invasions and are panoramic portraits...

Like Bernard Cornwell's Sharpe series, C. S. Forester writes fast-paced historical adventures set during the Napoleonic Wars, although they take place at sea rather than on land. Cornwell...

These authors' works have the subjects "british history," "battles," and "warriors."

These authors' works have the subjects "battles," "vikings," and "saxons."