
In WWII Britain, Arthurian dreams spread as a librarian confronts visions of Nimue in a lush historical fantasy about myth, fate, and stories.
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In WWII Britain, Arthurian dreams spread as a librarian confronts visions of Nimue in a lush historical fantasy about myth, fate, and stories.
Wales, 1941. As the second world war ravages the globe and bombs fall from the sky, people all over the world begin to dream of King Arthur. The dreams spread like a fantastical plague, flooding people's sleep night after night. Whispers arise of wonders and unexplained sights—dragons in the London Underground, and strange lights over Stonehenge. Self-proclaimed prophets claim they are miracles, heralding Arthur's return at the time of Britain's greatest need.
Elaine Ambrose has never dreamed...
will contain mild spoilers
Romantic entanglements including infidelity; intimacy not graphically explicit
WWII bombings and wartime death; Arthurian-era combat without extreme gore
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Central fantasy magic: Nimue, prophetic dreams, dragons, Arthurian enchantment
Fantasy Arthurian magic only; no real-world occult practices
WWII backdrop; themes of duty, resistance, and stories shaping nations
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Wartime suffering and death; emotional harm tied to betrayal and fate
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