Title: Land of Enchantment
Product review: I entered into an enchanting world with an interesting, vital young girl who I watched become a woman. Having just completed the first book in this trilogy, I look forward to two more great "reads." In a famous story we all know, Woolley created interest and excitment. The descriptions of 6th century Britain were fascinating, so real that I could feel the green grass beneath my feet and smell the sweat from the horses. The interplay of relationships, how they managed their world, the politics, and the fun were elegantly written about. I liked that there were not unrealistic castles and finery, but day to day struggles and yes, some fur coats and rugs thrown in. Guinevere was a determined young lady. I liked her and wanted a Camelot that would last forever. Gee, hope I won't be disappointed. Next book on the way!
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