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The Knights of Camelot #4
Lancelot's Challenge
Alternate cover edition for ASIN B008G0PLOQ
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With King Arthur’s blood still fresh on Lancelot’s hands, a deal is struck. A deal which will bind the knight to an evil power in return for the life of the man he loves.
Lancelot is forced to work for the fey in a bargain which is set to unleash a new terror on the lands. A force so powerful that even the gods step back to watch.
With Tancred at his side, the vengeful knight must bide his time and play the fey’s games.
Games which will cost Lancelot his soul if he cannot find a way to defeat the evil which grows. But when the final prophecy is revealed, Lancelot must challenge his fate alone.
The Knights of Camelot series is a reimagining of the Arthurian legends. Each book features two (or more) men in love with one another, steamy encounters, and more. These books are not intended to be read as standalones, so be sure to start at the beginning with Lancelot and the King.
For previous cover edition see here
With King Arthur’s blood still fresh on Lancelot’s hands, a deal is struck. A deal which will bind the knight to an evil power in return for the life of the man he loves.
Lancelot is forced to work for the fey in a bargain which is set to unleash a new terror on the lands. A force so powerful that even the gods step back to watch.
With Tancred at his side, the vengeful knight must bide his time and play the fey’s games.
Games which will cost Lancelot his soul if he cannot find a way to defeat the evil which grows. But when the final prophecy is revealed, Lancelot must challenge his fate alone.
The Knights of Camelot series is a reimagining of the Arthurian legends. Each book features two (or more) men in love with one another, steamy encounters, and more. These books are not intended to be read as standalones, so be sure to start at the beginning with Lancelot and the King.
- GenresFantasyRomanceHistorical
236 pages, Kindle Edition
First published June 25, 2012
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Sarah Luddington
51 books146 followersSarah Luddington is the author of historical gay romance and contemporary gay romance. She is a gay rights activist, holds three martial arts black belts, a degree in Medieval History and far too many dogs. She lives on a mountain in Spain and in her spare time writes and reads LGBTQ fiction.
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Come and visit her website at www.romanticadventures.net or Facebook for more information. She always welcomes contact with her readers.
Many thanks.
If you want to comment on my work then do get in touch: sarah@fictionwriter.co.uk
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March 26, 2013
So, we have another book which had to be devoured. Lancelot returns again to defend Camelot as a threat has arisen. Arthur is wounded in battle and Lancelot calls out with his Fey blood for help, to the Lady of the Lake.
Now, unlike the stories, the Lady is a stone cold bitch. There's no nice way to put that. She's cold hearted and greedy and flaunts her power. She has no love for Arthur and apparently despises anything sexual. She is the cousin of Nimue and she wants the throne. She intends to use Lancelot to get it. So she heals Arthur in exchange for Lancelot's service of a year and a day. She has him retrained to fight for her as her champion to win her the throne, determined to turn the Fey race into prudes apparently.
Lancelot has no choice, as if he defies her she can immediately kill Arthur. So he takes up an enchanted sword of his own and goes to fight for the Lady. He is reunited with Tancred, whose relationship with the full Fey apparently didn't work so well, as Lancelot's half brother doesn't understand the concept of monogamy. Together with Morgana, they hatch a plan to keep the Lady off the throne and insert Lancelot instead. Of course, it's never simple and Merlin has his hands in things again. So just when Lancelot thinks he'll have peace as ruler of Albion and no longer under Arthur's influence, he's given a mission from the actual gods themselves to lead us into the next story.
FYI, I don't much like Tancred at the moment. Yeah, he's supposed to be the better match since he can give stability but his insecurity irks me, and his reasoning for leaving Rafe, Lancelot's brother, would personally make me punch him in the face. Oh, so you don't like being abused and somewhat discarded. Gee, what the hell did you think would happen with a full Fey being given power over you, moron? Also, I'm hoping Merlin takes a bit bigger of a role in coming books, simply because I'm partial to the Merlin character and want to see what he can do. I can't wait to get to the next book.
Now, unlike the stories, the Lady is a stone cold bitch. There's no nice way to put that. She's cold hearted and greedy and flaunts her power. She has no love for Arthur and apparently despises anything sexual. She is the cousin of Nimue and she wants the throne. She intends to use Lancelot to get it. So she heals Arthur in exchange for Lancelot's service of a year and a day. She has him retrained to fight for her as her champion to win her the throne, determined to turn the Fey race into prudes apparently.
Lancelot has no choice, as if he defies her she can immediately kill Arthur. So he takes up an enchanted sword of his own and goes to fight for the Lady. He is reunited with Tancred, whose relationship with the full Fey apparently didn't work so well, as Lancelot's half brother doesn't understand the concept of monogamy. Together with Morgana, they hatch a plan to keep the Lady off the throne and insert Lancelot instead. Of course, it's never simple and Merlin has his hands in things again. So just when Lancelot thinks he'll have peace as ruler of Albion and no longer under Arthur's influence, he's given a mission from the actual gods themselves to lead us into the next story.
FYI, I don't much like Tancred at the moment. Yeah, he's supposed to be the better match since he can give stability but his insecurity irks me, and his reasoning for leaving Rafe, Lancelot's brother, would personally make me punch him in the face. Oh, so you don't like being abused and somewhat discarded. Gee, what the hell did you think would happen with a full Fey being given power over you, moron? Also, I'm hoping Merlin takes a bit bigger of a role in coming books, simply because I'm partial to the Merlin character and want to see what he can do. I can't wait to get to the next book.
December 28, 2015
My favourite of the series thus far though Lance's waffling is getting annoying.
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