- Paperback
- Publisher: Robinson Publishing; New edition edition (24 Mar 2005)
- Language English
- ISBN-10: 1845291506
- ISBN-13: 978-1845291501
- Product Dimensions: 19.2 x 13 x 3.4 cm
- Amazon Bestsellers Rank: 1,076,398 in Books (See Top 100 in Books)
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Takes readers into the dark period ten years after Arthur's death, where Britain is falling into chaos and a band of Irish raiders has shown up searching for the legendary chalice the King took from the Western Isles.
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Starts Slow, Finishes Fast!
13 Oct 2005
Format:Hardcover
The story moves very slowly at first because it's so disjointed and too many characters are thrown into the mix at once. Although it is very hard to follow at first, the plot gains speed about a third into the book.
It follows the reminisces of Budoc (Bedwyr) as he bands together with a British girl, Eurgain, a young Saxon, Ceolric, and Gorthyn & Nai, British warriors, against a malevolent Irish renegade, Eremon. Eremon is a nephew of Lleminawg (Lancelot) but becomes the pawn of Vortepor of Dyfed and is enlisted to find the holy "chalice."
I was finally rewarded after reading a third of the book when it became a genuine page turner. I just wish the beginning third was as exciting as the last two!
It follows the reminisces of Budoc (Bedwyr) as he bands together with a British girl, Eurgain, a young Saxon, Ceolric, and Gorthyn & Nai, British warriors, against a malevolent Irish renegade, Eremon. Eremon is a nephew of Lleminawg (Lancelot) but becomes the pawn of Vortepor of Dyfed and is enlisted to find the holy "chalice."
I was finally rewarded after reading a third of the book when it became a genuine page turner. I just wish the beginning third was as exciting as the last two!
too confusing
30 July 2011
There was probably a good story somewhere in this rambling, disjointed mess - but I stopped looking for it after the first half. The author definitely has talent but desperately needs a decent editor. What a shame.
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