Dear Mr. Cornwell, Goodness, where to start. I sat down to thank you for the fantastic novels that I have had the immense delight of reading over the years and to regale you with lauds however I find the words escape me. Suffice it to say that I am a fan and recomend highly your books to my peers. I have always been enamoured with the history of the British Isles from its early years under Roman rule to the reign of HRM. Elizabeth I. and I find that you capture the essence entirely. Have you ever considered writing a series on the Norman conquest? I have found the whole of it to be truly fascinating. Another intriguing time would be the life of Edward I and his dealings with the Scotland, Wales, and Ireland. I know it’s been done several times, but perhaps you could be the one to bring a new perspective on it. Please do not consider this a suggestion as I know you cannot accept ideas or manuscripts, rather an opportunity to explore another era of England’s glorious history and to write down what you find for the enjoyment of others. In closing, I want to thank you again for such richly detailed books. Perhaps, one day, I will be able to visit the lands of my heritage and revel in its history. Until then, I shall have to visit them in your books. Keep up the great work. Respectfully yours, Chad.