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The Queen's Tale
Paperback
ISBN13: 9780578317212
Publisher: Mary Angelon Young
Published: Oct 26 2021
Pages: 382
Weight: 0.94
Height: 0.79 Width: 5.50 Depth: 8.25
Language: English
Finally the voice of Gwenhyfar, the Queen of Cymry, resounds across the centuries... In the complex world of sixth century Briton, where ancient Celtic traditions conflict with Saxon invaders, Rome, and the influences of its new religion, Christianity, the story of Queen Gwenhyfar and her king, Arthur, unfolds a struggle for power laced with intrigue, action, betrayal, death and a love that transcends all barriers.
As the sovereign of her people, Gwenhyfar finds herself caught in a web of relationship with Arthur and Lancelot in this timeless story of unforgettable characters. Painted in vibrant colors and rich with historical detail, The Queen's Tale delves into myth, magical realms, and the landscape of the human heart in this exciting, multilayered link between The Company of Avalon, Book One, and Book Three, When Swans Fly, of The Summer Country trilogy.
Each book in the trilogy stands on its own, yet together form a tapestry that spreads over fifteen hundred years in one of the most powerful and mythic places of the western world.
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