'Gems like this are too rare. I was hooked in ten pages.'—Conn Iggulden
The details of the l879 campaign are superbly laid out, and this is a real education—Daily Telegraph
Saul David has already shown himself to be a first-rate historian, now he proves to be a masterly story-teller. ZULU HART left me wanting more...much more—Bernard Cornwell
Plenty of action and bloody death, incompetent and scheming officers, and a brace of lovely women tugging at Hart's heart make for a terrific yarn—Sun Herald, Australia
Let's hope that Saul David's new character will be reappearing...A terrific adventure and a genre that goes from strength to strength.—Rodney Troubridge, March 2009 Bookseller's Choice, Bookseller
For a well-established historian of the Victorian army, turning one's hand from non-fiction to fiction is no easy matter. Saul David, however, crosses that bridge highly competently. This is a fast-moving and succinct account of the machinations and betrayals that surrounded that fateful day in 1879.—Daily Mail
David's novel is brimming with interesting historical detail, and where his portraits are of actual historical figures, they convince totally. It is an informative and likeable read—Literary Review
David knows his stuff, historically, and there is much to admire in his evocation of 19th Century warfare—Mail on Sunday
David is a popular historian with a rare talent for turning a history lesson into a rattling good yarn. This is an unashamed crowd-pleaser with a compelling, sexy hero who could give Cornwell's Sharpe a run for his money.—The Times
A Victorian adventure as big as the veldt and chewier than buffalo biltong . . . real figures of the period are endowed with motive, intent and dialogue that may be fictitious but are entirely convincing—Sunday Telegraph
