Series: Book 4 in the The Arthurian Saga series
Rating: Not rated
Tags: EN-Alire, Lang:en
Summary
If you haven't read Mary Stewart's Arthurian Saga, you
don't know what you're missing. They are must reads for any
romance reader, for any lover of Arthurian legend, for any
history buff, for any voracious reader, and may be the books
to get non-readers started. Basically, they should be read by
everyone! Mary Stewart's research is phenomenal. Her
understanding of myth and its relationship to fact is
remarkable. The books are complex, yet incredibly inviting
and you will absolutely love the characters. They also weave
together so beautifully that you won't be able to read only
one. Two things I find particularly interesting in this
series is the portrayal of Arthur and the fall of Camelot.
Arthur represents all of humanity in these books as opposed
to the more mythical figure you usually see. And the fall of
Camelot is more internal rather than external--more about the
passions and lusts in the heart rather than a more obvious
loss of power. The books go in this order: The Crystal Cave,
The Hollow Hills, The Last Enchantment, The Wicked Day.
Shauna Summers, Senior Editor Now, the spellbinding, final chapter of King Arthur's
reign, where Mordred, sired by incest and reared in secrecy,
ingratiates himself at court, and sets in motion the Fates
and the end of Arthur....
From the Publisher
From the Inside Flap
"Gripping....A superior adventure tale."
THE WALL STREET JOURNAL