Continue the quest of this enthralling epic tale of swords and sorcery in part four. This extraordinary legend resumes eighteen years hence and now Amhar is no longer an infant. Amhar, the half 'Fair Folk' bastard son of the exiled Knight Sir Lancelot of the Lake and Lady Guinevere has become a prince in all but name, but will he have the magical gifts of healing like his father, or shall he be but an unassuming boy in the World of Men? The struggle continues between King Arthur and the Picts of the Wilderness Lands, but the Northern Brotherhood, lead by King Rhys, are forever in turmoil although seem to be striving for peace. Will there ever be an accord in the Summer Lands? King Arthur's son is also now eighteen summers. Sir Mordred has become a man tormented by his past, but for his father's love he would have perished long ago. King Arthur is a good father and he loves his son as do the Brotherhood. Sir Mordred's mother, Morgan Le Fay the Mistress of 'Fate and Death, ' had used her sorcery and shape shifting abilities and guised herself as Queen Guinevere then had laid with King Arthur her half brother. She conceived their incestuous son. Her lover Sir Accolon, looked on as Mordred was torn from her womb by the Demon King, Lord Pwyll, the King of the 'Underworld', what shall become of him now? Another story be true of the 'Fair Folk' Knight Sir Galahad, the son of Sir Lancelot and Lady Elaine of Corbenic. This handsome Knight chose a different path; or rather it was thrust upon him. What did happen to this boy born of true 'Fair Folk' blood? Who will succeed in the quest for the Grail Cup? Which Knight is pure of heart to seek it and sip from it? Wise Merlin of the 'Fair Folk' had foreseen which Knight shall sit upon the 'Siege Perilous' but his visions would disturb him greatly. The tale of the Grail Cup has many souls that would seek it, but would the Grail Maiden give them the chance to heal the land of Lloegres? The World of Men it seemed was ever easy to control. And so the 'Fair Folk' watch from their Crystal Castle at Avalon. They spy upon the World of Men. Math Mathonwy, bides his time as does the Queen of Norgales. Their greatest concern is that his beloved son Wise Merlin has been missing for eighteen long summers and even he cannot 'foresee' with his sorcery as to where his 'Fair Folk' son may be. This brilliant re-telling of the timeless tales of King Arthur and his Knights is a "must read." Not only is the text vibrant and fresh, the author breathes new life into the characters and creates a world of harsh, brutal reality and enchanting, mystical sorcery. These epic novels are beautifully detailed, graphically portrayed and the writing is gritty, lyrical and erotic. - DAVID - DP DOT COM This Arthurian, highly gripping legend is like no other, it is all here - love, violence, murder, mystery, betrayal, sorcery, loyalty and enchantments. Good versus evil and light versus darkness bound in a cloak of the frightening supernatural. - KALPESH FATANIA Astounding books to read, so full of adventure and excitement There is a lot of emotions and so much going on The story itself is just amazing I would thoroughly recommend parts 1, 2 and 3 to anyone. There is a lot of sadness and tears and hope and glory. These books are a joy to read. - TONY ROWLETT