
In sixth-century Albion, a queen's scribe and a disillusioned priest navigate court intrigue, perilous quests, and clashing faiths to confront treachery and reclaim what was lost.
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In sixth-century Albion, a queen's scribe and a disillusioned priest navigate court intrigue, perilous quests, and clashing faiths to confront treachery and reclaim what was lost.
With Merlin dead, the succession undecided, and the Celtic church on the defensive from Rome, intrigue sweeps the court of the High King Arthur. But it's battlefield news that consumes Queen Gwenhyfar's young scribe, Kella O'Toole: her fiancé is dead and her father gone missing. Determined to find him at all costs, Kella defies the queen's orders and sets out for Pictish territory. Her foster brother Alyn, a disillusioned priest who questions his calling, agrees to help her. The journey itself i...
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Central romantic subplot with emotional intimacy and fade-to-black scenes
Perilous journey through enemy territory with threats, treachery, and battlefield references
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Clergy characters, faith themes, Celtic church conflicts, and devotional elements central to plot
Mentions of Merlin in Arthurian setting but no active spellcasting
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Court intrigue and tensions between Celtic and Roman church authorities
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Missing family members, life-threatening danger, and emotional grief depicted
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