Tales from Camelot Series 1: Pendragon

Dark times before Camelot.

The origins of British kings and House Pendragon. Uther and Igraine who bore a son named Arthur. The origins of the Knighthood and Camelot and those who lived within. It was a time of power and greed, murder and betrayal, abusive exploitation of women and children and the lower castes.

Fortunately, things change. Times change. And rules change.

Behold the dawn of Camelot.
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About the Series

The style of this series is light and fun, adventure/fantasy, filled with wonder and just a dash of romance. It is first and foremost character driven and as such, there will oftentimes be considerable dialogue as opposed to descriptive imagery. Requirements for reading will be a sense of adventure and a sense of humor, a willingness to laugh and cry, and you must be one who enjoys getting to know memorable characters. This is not hardcore Arthurian, so be forewarned: if you are a more serious student of King Arthur legend and lore, then this probably isn't for you, as there are better books and series out there in that regard. Chances are, you will hate it. However, if you are the type who likes to kick back and enjoy a warm, feel-good read, then this series will be right up your alley.
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Tales From Camelot Series

Part One (2012)
Book 1: PENDRAGON
Book 2: CAMELOT
Book 3: CHAMPION
Book 4: SORCERESS

Part Two (2013)
Book 5: ROYALS
Book 6: EXCALIBUR
Book 7: CURSED
Book 8: LADY

Part Three (2014)
Book 9: WARLORD
Book 10: MIRROR
Book 11: WYVERN
Book 12: QUEST

Grand Finale (2014)
Book 13: LEGEND

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Due to the unique subject matter, this series will appeal to a very broad audience: teen to elderly, male and female. Although some parts may be considered to be too intense for pre-teen or younger readers. Ages 13 and up recommended.