Flashman and the Angel of the Lord (1994), a remarkable addition to George MacDonald Fraser's beloved Flashman series, unfolds with all the humour, daring escapades, and historical richness that fans of the series have come to adore. This particular copy, a first edition published by Harvill, is a treasure for aficionados of Fraser's inimitable storytelling.

In this thrilling instalment, we find our irrepressible antihero, Harry Flashman, caught up in the turbulent events of the American Civil War. Flashman, a coward at heart, is the consummate rogue, yet he manages to find himself at the heart of significant historical moments. As he becomes entangled in espionage, secret missions, and the complex politics of the time, his escapades provide a unique and hilarious perspective on the Civil War.

George MacDonald Fraser's writing is a masterclass in historical accuracy and witty narrative. The narrative is peppered with humorous asides, vivid descriptions, and unapologetically candid characterizations.

Flashman and the Angel of the Lord is a thrilling ride through history, offering readers a front-row seat to the chaos and charm of the American Civil War, all from the dubious vantage point of our dashing, cowardly, and utterly irresistible protagonist. This first edition by Harvill is a prized collector's item that preserves Fraser's legacy of historical fiction at its finest.