Thanks for the hours of enjoyment, and at such a reasonable cost! in particular your stories based in the “Dark ages” do hold my attention, and Azincourt has been entered on my, very limited, “to read again” list. Can`t say Sharp is my cup of tea, but if I`m honest a cup of tea is also not my cup of tea, if you get my drift. Ray Bryant had Warriors of the Dragon Gold published in 1987 with regular reprints, no point in mentioning the storyline you will either know it or not. If you are familiar with “Warriors of the Dragon Gold” I wonder if you had any information about Ray Bryant himself? He did have a first novel published in 1966 (just managed to find a copy)but nothing else as far as I know. When first reading Warriors of the Dragon Gold in 1987, I expected to find a follow up but no such luck, Internet searches for info. re. Ray Bryant produce a surprising total lack of information which has of course, increased my curiosity. I have contacted the current publisher and The Historical Novel Society but neither could provide illumination. This message to you is a long shot, but if I don`t ask……. and it does seems a shame that the author of such a notable story should go unrecognised. It`s starting to become a bit of a quest, I suppose the voices in my head will arrive sooner or later, now`t as queer as folk, eh! t is as if Ray Bryant without success

Mike Thompson