Title: Inventive, evocative and romantic
Product review: The best myths evolve with time and with the storyteller's inventiveness, and I found this author's unusual take on the Arthurian tale refreshing and quite ingenious. More important, the story plunged me into a world that totally captured me, from the details of the British landscape, to the mystical world of Avalon, to the hair-raising battle scenes. Most of all, I felt intensely connected to each character -- the noble Elaine, her embittered brother, her dreamy father and idealistic younger brother, her loyal servant Brisen, the high-strung Guinevere and patient King Arthur, the devious Morgause and sinister Green Knight, and, of course, Lancelot. What a complex and compelling hero! If you want to be enthralled by an intensely romantic, satisfying read, look no further.
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