The Angel Fights to Waterloo — Oliver Fairfax

Paul Brandt has survived every test and challenge life has thrown at him. He has prospered, but experience has shown that he must never relax. Careful thought and superior leadership are his main qualities, but he is also a risk-taker and an opportunist. Balancing these traits successfully is one of his main strengths.
We are now in the fourth instalment of The Angel of Jena's great adventures. Paul continues to defeat all the challenges that block his path, but not without many struggles. He must fight against the tenacious Bonaparte yet again. The famous Battle of Waterloo will be recast before your eyes. You will be there. You will see and smell the battle as it really was.
As Paul grows older his challengers grow bigger, not easier. The more he succeeds, the higher the stakes become. This is the way it is with larger-than-life characters. Paul will reshape history in ways that can hardly be foreseen. Tsar Alexander I will bind Paul as his son-in-law in an amazing plan that involves Paul in faking the Tsar's death.
The book marks the climax of Paul Brandt's life, but it prepares his descendants to play their parts. You will meet Paul's grandson, Dr Otto Angel Brandt. He will be embroiled in the Franco-Prussian war and the Spanish succession. You will meet General Prim and see history untold. Paul teaches the next generations so that nothing he has worked for will be lost. His family will learn from these memoirs and conduct their lives as successful and good citizens.