Just finished The Pagan Lord and as with all the books in the warrior chronicles it was a great read. I’m a big fan of your work, I read all different types of historical fiction but Uhtred is my favourite character (a few others run it close) and I cant wait for the next book. I was a bit worried in the last couple of chapters that this could be the last book. I hope it isn’t.
Thank you again for another fantastic book.
Thanks
Justin

I have only just now finished reading The Pagan Lord.  Loved it, loved the whole Warrior Chronicle series. I live in Australia and am very much interested in English history and how England began so when I came across your books I was very happy to say the least. They are not just informative, but very, very entertaining and graphic. I love that, as it makes one feel like you’re actually there.  I read the books one after the other, as soon as I’d finish one, I was straight onto the next. Then I had a wait (trying to be patient) for the release of the last book The Pagan Lord. As soon as it was on the shelves, I pounced and bought it and read it within days.
My question to you now is…I feel you have left us up in the air a bit. Are you going to write one final book for this series?  At the end of the historical note you say that Uhtred will be there to witness the final victory….but that is another story. Please put me out of my misery and confirm that you will be writing another one…..Please!
Thanks so much
Lyn Davies

I just finished The Pagan Lord and as always, a fantastic read that kept me enthralled from start to finish. But most of all I don’t think I’ve ever had such severe post read blues. It’s an awful truth that you can’t adequately explain the trauma you have sustained at the hands of a paperback to anyone else because they simply wouldn’t understand. But truly I feel a sense of grief that this may be the end of Uhtred and the Warrior Chronicles. And while It may sound a little over the top. I can vividly remember reading The Last Kingdom as young boy. Struggling to read due to dyslexia but absolutely gripped by these books, I can say with some certainty they helped me develop my literacy skills and over come the difficulties i found learning to read. Your imaginative story telling, vibrant characters and relationship brought history to life and imbued and life long passion of which I am immensely grateful. I hope this isn’t the end of Uhtred as it is in a way a timeline of my youth. I just
wanted you to no how much of a difference your books made to a young adolescent. Thank you.
Joe Robinson
London