I liked the novel about the British Army taking Copenhagen to prevent the fleet falling into the hands of the French. Forgive my vagueness but I forget the title. Sharpe’s involvement was more detailed, dangerous and exciting, but equally dipped into our true history as was Scarrow’s Fire and Sword, to which he devotes about a few pages on the battle. You also move into the American war of independence, which I will be delighted to read, as I was captivated by C.C. Humphreys and his Jack Absolute series, and I know you will not fail to match this performance, although I doubt Richard Sharpe will make an appearance in that one. As someone who rarely read anything until I left the long hours of working in the pre-press industry, you and your fine historian colleagues in print have certainly given my life a new dimension! Thank you.
Ian Tarrant