Dear Mr. Cornwell,
I hope this email finds you well. I am writing to you to say thank you.
I, like many people around the world, have not had the best year. Due to circumstances out of my control, I lost my job last year and had to take, for the time being a job that I am not happy with at all. The commute to work is an hour each way (which is Israel, where I live, is considered a long commute).
The reason I am telling you this is because, one of my happiest times during the day, is my drive home because it is then that I put on one of the Sharpe novels and just get totally enthralled in the story.
It is hard for me to express to you how much I enjoy the Sharpe novels, which I only discovered last year. I have already listened on audible to 15 of them! I am very sad to think that I am close to finishing them, as they have been such a friend to me these last few months.
As someone who was a platoon commander in a rifle company in the Israeli Army, I think that there is so much leadership lessons to be learned by the stories of Richard Sharpe.
Thank you again for creating such amazing books!
Mikey