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"Later, there would be relief, joy, the bursting energy of freedom; but now the freedom came like emptiness. The question echoed again in his mind: what now?"

You think you love her? You don’t even know what love is.

"The distress she felt was not so much for Theudovald, whom she had known so briefly, but somehow for the evil that is there in the world, so close even to the innocent and the good. Who, at ten years old, could deserve to die?"
Isn't this still the question we're asking with a world at war?

It's annoying that every man gets stupid over Morgan le Fey.

I thought I was going to re-read the first four books, as it was many years ago I first read them, but the first chapter has sucked me in immediately. I love this author. I am there, standing on the coast watching the Saxon longboats. I think this is the author who made me love King Arthur.