Chronicles of Arthur

Having already read books two and three in this series, I knew to expect intensity, depth, and heart—but Camelot exceeded all expectations. Arthur stands once again against the Saxon threat as Britain’s protector, Pendragon, but the greatest danger comes not across the sea—it’s at home. Rival kingdoms see him as a usurper, unwilling to band…

This is a much more realistic retelling of King Arthur. In this book Arthur doesn’t come across as a myth so much as as a regular man. If that makes any sort of sense. In other stories there is this unreal quality about him but here we see him more human than myth. Peter Gibbons…