UK edn | Publisher | : | Taw River Press | ||
ISBN | : | 978-1-7399371-0-2 | |||
USA edn | Publisher | : | Sourcebooks | ||
ISBN 13 | : | 978-1-40221-889-7 | |||
ISBN 10 | : | 1402218893 |
"Pendragon's Banner" by Helen Hollick
This time Arthur, now king of Britain, has to fight off a number of dangerous threats to his crown - from his first wife Winifred, Morgause, Queen of the North, and an ever increasingly powerful Christian church.
The writing style is simple, yet effective, cleverly capturing the feel of such far away days. Helen has not only relied on legend to create her stories, but has spent 11 years researching the history of her chosen time - and it shows. A magic read from an inspired new writer."
A National
Publication
"Arthur's legend lives on. Anyone who enjoys a good historical yarn will be well satisfied with Pendragon's Banner by Helen
Hollick. The tale begins with Arthur, at just 23, King of Britain. But tragedy strikes when Gwenhwyfar finds herself in perilous disharmony with Arthur."
Western Morning News
- Plymouth, 2 Aug 1996
Publisher | : | Taw River Press |
ISBN | : | 978-1-7399371-0-2 |
Publisher | : | Sourcebooks |
ISBN 13 | : | 978-1-40221-889-7 |
ISBN 10 | : | 1-40221-889-3 |
"Pendragon's Banner" by Helen Hollick
This time Arthur, now king of Britain, has to fight off a number of dangerous threats to his crown - from his first wife Winifred, Morgause, Queen of the North, and an ever increasingly powerful Christian church.
The writing style is simple, yet effective, cleverly capturing the feel of such far away days. Helen has not only relied on legend to create her stories, but has spent 11 years researching the history of her chosen time - and it shows. A magic read from an inspired new writer."
A National
Publication
"Arthur's legend lives on. Anyone who enjoys a good historical yarn will be well satisfied with Pendragon's Banner by Helen
Hollick. The tale begins with Arthur, at just 23, King of Britain. But tragedy strikes when Gwenhwyfar finds herself in perilous disharmony with Arthur."
Western Morning News
- Plymouth, 2 Aug 1996