Mr. Whyte,

I live in Kelowna, British Columbia, and am a huge fan of your series on King Arthur. I was turned on to your books from a CBC broadcast I was listening to at work. They played an excerpt from an interview you did concerning one of your books and I was captivated by the depth and passion you exuded by talking about the subject. Up until then I had only read books and texts which had been manditory for my university courses years earlier. I decided to pick up The Skystone and give it a try. Wow! I haven't stopped reading the series and am now starting Uther. Not only am I becoming a voracious reader and researcher of Roman-British England during the dark ages, I am also reading books again, something I didn't think would ever happen. For both these points I am extremely thankful to you.
After finishing The Sorcerer I can't wait to follow the life of Arthur and his conquests, battles and struggles as the High King of Briton. Is there any more of Arthur's life written about in Uther or in Clothar The Frank? I have read the beginning of The Eagle and noticed it was concerned with Arthur but I am hoping that I don't have to finsh the other two books first in order to hear more about Arthur in the Eagle.
Thanks for the hours of enjoyment, I feel like I too am living in those turbulent times when I read your books. JasonH