Dear Mr. Cornwell, I have just finished reading “The burning land” and I just can say thank you. I can remember few events that I enjoyed as much as reading the five books in the Saxon stories. Actually, I could not wait for the Spanish edition of “The burning land” and read the English one instead, and I think it was really worth it. My question is about something that perhaps I missed during the reading of the series. In the first two books, Uhtred refers to himself as Uhtred Ragnarson, and afterwards used to emphasise that he is the lawful Lord of Bebbamburg. However, in the last books, he directly uses the name Uhtred of Bebbamburg, with no mention to the surname Ragnarson. I am even more surprised that also the Danes call him now Uhtred of Bebbamburg. Why has Uhtred abandoned the surname Ragnarson? Thanks again and congratulations for your wonderful books. Antonio