The Knights with No Lords: One Called Gawain

"A modern masterpiece that can easily stand on its own." - Terri Stepek, Reader Views Everyone knows the stories of King Arthur and his knights. But back before they were paragons of virtue and chivalry, they were a swaggering generation of hot-blooded young men ready to fight and make a name for themselves in a world that was tearing itself apart. Then there's Gawain, a young warrior burdened by command and thrown into combat before he ever reached his teens. Standing by his side is Morgan le Fay, the only woman he's ever loved. Together, they've defeated every challenge, every warlord, and every tyrant who's come knocking. But now...something's happening. Everyone's talking about this lad who pulled a sword from a stone and claims the right to the throne. In "The Knights with No Lords: The One Called Gawain, " Sir Gawain must choose: either rule beside the woman he loves or become kingmaker to the rightful heir, knowing either choice will cost him everything. "The strength of this work, though, lies in the battle scenes, which are written with a precision rarely seen, helping the reader fully engage without getting lost in the haze of battle." -Terri Stepek, Reader Views