In this epic novel, Allan Massie cleverly uses the key points of the Arthurian legend -- Arthur himself, his wife Guinevere, his lover Morgan le Fay, Merlin, the sword Excalibur, and the Knights of the Round Table -- but readers would need to be exceptionally well versed in Arthurian lore to tell where Massie has added his own inventive twists to the tale. From the moment when callow young Arthur succeeds in drawing the sword Excalibur from the stone, thus becoming King, the story unfolds. We see how, with the aid of Merlin and the knights, Arthur welded England into a single nation, and became involved in the wars of a wider Europe, until at his death England fragmented once again. We may think we know the story of Arthur and of Camelot, but in Massie's hands it comes across as newly minted.
Merlin arrives in bustling Camelot eager to make his way in the world and with a sense that some greater destiny is calling to him.
This is the story of Connor Murray, a young hooligan from England who finds out that he is a direct descendant of the Legendary King Arthur.
Knight of Darkness
Years pass, and Guinevere becomes a great beauty, riding free across Northern Wales on her beloved horse. She is entranced by the tales of the valorous Arthur, a courageous warrior who seems to Guinevere no mere man, but a legend.
Nicholas's only loyalty is to King Arthur, who orders him to bring Noelle safely back to Camelot for her Christmas Day wedding.
Legends say that, in ancient times, a boy called Arthur pulled a sword from a stone and became the new king of Britain.
"She's running out of time ... can Gwen stop an ancient curse from destroying Camelot and New York City?
A retelling of the English legend in which enemies in Arthur's midst seek to take his throne. In graphic novel format.
This title follows the adventures of Max, a young squire who wants to become a magician.
Laurel Carnbrea, Queen of Cambryn, arrives at Camelot to marry a man she has never met - the cold, reserved Sir Agravain.