The Dark Side Of Camelot
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The Dark Side of Camelot
Summary
Imagine if the enchanting world of King Arthur truly existed, yet only part of its tale was ever told. What secrets might Camelot hold?Article Body
What if the legend of Camelot were real but remained largely untold? Imagine Camelot not in the hands of Arthur and his noble knights but dominated by Morgen le Fey and her sinister court. Their goal? To reconstruct the Round Table and wield it for dark purposes, turning this legendary site into a battlefield of good versus evil.This intriguing premise is what Kinley MacGregor, a medieval historian and New York Times best-selling author (also known as Sherrilyn Kenyon), explores in her newly anticipated novel, Sword of Darkness (Avon Books, $6.99). This book is the first installment in her exciting new series, The Lords of Avalon. It's a significant shift from MacGregor's celebrated medieval Scottish romances, introducing paranormal elements that her alter ego, Kenyon, is renowned for in her Avon Books collection.
In Sword of Darkness, Camelot is under the rule of Kerrigan, champion of darkness, wielding his Sword of Darkness instead of Arthur's Excalibur. Kerrigan stands as the male counterpart to Morgen le Fey, an enchantress overseeing creatures cursed by the Celtic god Balor. Her pursuit? To extinguish the light of goodness from Camelot forever. This captivating novel by Kenyon offers a remarkable and thrilling retelling of one of literature's most cherished legends.
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