Pendragon

Pendragon Cycle Book 4

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Pendragon

By: Stephen R. Lawhead

Narrated by: Frederick Davidson

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Arthur is King - but treachery runs rampant throughout the beleaguered Isle of the Mighty. Darkest evil descends upon Britain's shore in many guises. Fragile alliances fray and tear, threatening all the noble liege has won with his wisdom and his blood. His most trusted counselor - the warrior, bard, and kingmaker whom legend will name Merlin - is himself to be tested on a mystical journey back through his own extraordinary past. So in a black time of plague and pestilence, it is Arthur who must stand alone against a great and terrible adversary. For only this way can he truly win immortality - and the name to treasure above all others: Pendragon.©1994 by Stephen R. Lawhead (P)1996 by Blackstone Audiobooks

Epic

Epic Fantasy

Fantasy

Fiction

Historical

Magic

Arthurian

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Critic reviews

"Though Lawhead brilliantly creates an authentic and vivid Arthurian Britain, he never forsakes the sense of wonder that has graced the legend throughout the ages." ( Publishers Weekly)

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