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I'm a total Sharpe fan - tv and your books. Sean was Sharpe, and the rest of the casting was superb (indeed, everyone involved in the films were brilliant). Sharpe's Challenge improves with every viewing and, I felt, collated the books wonderfully. Thank you, thank you, thank you. Lesley Downer

No comments, no brickbats only bouquets! Have just finished The Lords of the North which I found almost impossible to put down. Can hardly wait for the next novel in this absorbing series. Am currently reading Book Four of The Nathan Starbuck Chronicles, The Bloody Ground, and am anxiously awaiting a call from my local library to confirm that Sharpe's Fury is available for my reading pleasure. (I have read every other title in the series.) I cannot claim to have read all your work, but I have never been disappointed by any of your books and wish to thank you most sincerely for providing me with such glorious entertainment over the years. As long as you continue to write I shall continue to look forward to your books. Thanks again for all the years of reading pleasure!
Ken Price

Having finished Lords of the North, I wondered does the Story Continue? Will their be a follow on, I do hope so. You signed Pale Horseman in Chesterfield for me and I hold that in high regard, Thank You.
Carl Taylor

Hello Mr Cornwell, I would like to thank you for many enjoyable hours of reading ( or getting lost in other places ). You posses a style of writing I find is very unique. I have not found one of your novels that I have not loved. I haven't read so much since early childhood until I stumbled across your books. In which had re-ignited my early childhood fondness of reading. You have a way of captavating a reader and taking him/her to another place and time as if you are there yourself. Wonderful work and extreme Kudos to you sir. I hope one day to be able to attend a function where you are at to get my copies signed by you (which I own one of every work you have put out). Among all the Authors of this world, you in my opinion are the best in your style. Keep em' coming. My hope is to pass these novels to my son (if I am blessed with one )and have them inspire him as they for me. God Bless- A Devoted Fan Erik P.S.- I know you probably hear this all the time, but I too really miss Nathaniel Starbuck.

I would like to pass on my thanks to Bernard. I attended the book signing and talk that he gave in Southampton on Oct 10th and had a great eveninig , afterwards we cued to get our books signed and he very kindly signed all 31 books that I had brought with me. Please could you convey may best wishes and belated congratulations on his O.B.E. Many Thanks, Rob.

I have read and thoroughly enjoyed the Arthur trilogy. They werewithout doubt the best and most exciting books I have read(and I'm in my 50's).I just wondered if anyone had thought of making them into a film.I'm sure the books would lend themselves brilliantly to the big screen.If they were filmed exactly how they were written it would give a great new slant on Arthur.The books are very atmospheric and the battle scenes actually make ones heart beat faster.I have read several other of your books (Stonehenge etc) and like your style of writing.Keep up the good work. Regards, Bob Barkess.

Mr Cornwell: Finished Sharpe's Fury a few minutes ago and noticed you are living on Cape Cod, another "wash-ashore" like myself. Have been reading your stuff for a long while, these days via the Sturgis library. Thank you for many years of enjoyment. Please continue doing that. D.V. Barnstable, MA

hi mate. have read your books billions of times and am still not bored. u are a god among mere mortals man. there aint no question i wanted to ask u but just to say, even though it is not my place, to please never turn the the saxon stories into a TV series i dont care what other readers say images are no match for words. the sharpe TV series were great but are nothing compared to the novels. if you ever decide to do anything like that make it into a film because those companies have the money to turn it into something truly phenominal. anywho's i've been mumblin on for to long as it is. just keep up the good work man and make sure it never wears u down. cheers mate Mongo

Mr Cornwell, I have read all books and it is hard to have to wait for the next one, we do however and it makes it all the better when you do publish another one, keep up the great work, it makes it all worthwhile. thanks, Andy

I have recently begun reading your books, and have been greatly enjoying them. Having read the available Saxon stories, I began reading Heretic this week. As I read (I'm 90 pages into it) it became increasingly clear to me that I had missed something. I'm writing to tell you (although you probably already know) that there is no readily apparent way to learn that this is the 3rd book of a series from the book cover, back, or fly leaf of the American edition. As I have already ruined any suspense of the background that the earlier books chronicle, I'll finish this one and then go back even though I now know more than I should of those stories. I just thought you should know this if no one has pointed it out. Brett Wolfe