Alain Lausard Adventures Books in Order
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The Alain Lausard Adventures series by Richard Howard includes 6 books published between 1998–2002.
✓ All 6 books verified against the publisher's official series list.
Publication order
In the order the books were originally released.
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Buy on Amazon1998 · Richard Howard
A fallen aristocrat must prove himself in the furnace of Napoleon's army... 1795: Confusion and fear reign in the French Republic. With her troops…
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Buy on Amazon1999 · Richard Howard
Napoleon's mighty army face the inferno of the Egyptian desert in this thrilling historical adventure Seventeen thousand French troops leave Toulon…
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Buy on Amazon2000 · Richard Howard
Flushing out rebels in the Paris streets, Lausard yearns for all consuming war. 1799: Napoleon Bonaparte returns from Egypt determined to restore…
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Buy on Amazon2002 · Richard Howard
Lausaurd must prevent a plot against Napoleon himself. It is September 1803, and the uneasy peace between Bonaparte's France and his great rivals…
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Buy on Amazon2002 · Richard Howard
Bonaparte's troops are pushed to their limit in this thrilling historical adventure. 1806: Napoleon Bonaparte's Grande Arme is poised for war. But…
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Buy on Amazon2002 · Richard Howard
An exhausted Grand Arme must battle both foe and elements. Poland 1807: As the Grand Arme continues its march ever eastwards, Napoleon faces his most…
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Frequently asked questions
What order should I read the Alain Lausard Adventures books in?
Read them in publication order, starting with “Bonaparte's Sons”. Start with “Bonaparte's Sons.”
How many books are in the Alain Lausard Adventures series?
We list 6 books by Richard Howard , published between 1998–2002.
Where can I buy the Alain Lausard Adventures books?
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