In near-future Britain, a young officer learns he is heir to the throne as Arthurian legend collides with modern politics and faith.
No reviews yet
In near-future Britain, a young officer learns he is heir to the throne as Arthurian legend collides with modern politics and faith.
The concluding volume of the Pendragon Cycle. In a near-future Britain that has abolished its monarchy, a young officer discovers he is the rightful heir to the throne, and the Arthurian promise of a king's return is put to the test.
will contain mild spoilers
Sensual seduction attempts by an antagonist; no on-page sex
Vicious fights and a gunshot death; not highly graphic
No evidence found in available sources
A king depicted as a drunken reprobate; alcohol abuse referenced
No evidence found in available sources
Christian kingship, faith, and good-versus-evil themes are central
Arthurian magic, Avalon rising, and witch Morgan le Fay
Dark witch antagonist framed with evil supernatural influence
Monarchy-versus-republic struggle; political intrigue drives plot
On-page suicide by gunshot; a king shoots himself
Coercive seduction attempts; implied past manipulation by antagonist
No information found