Yikes! Unlike Exiled from Camelot, this one isn't so precious about the nobility of Arthur and the others -- it's all a little aslant. Makes perfect sense coming from Kay, though!
Yikes! Unlike Exiled from Camelot, this one isn't so precious about the nobility of Arthur and the others -- it's all a little aslant. Makes perfect sense coming from Kay, though!
Another reread for reasons! Very different in tone from Exiled from Camelot, which I finished a couple of days ago. Won't be livetweeting this one, but might need to make some notes somewhere...
An Arthurian tale mixed with a murder mystery? Yes, please. Well-written and full of references to older Arthurian texts, this is a must-read for fans of the genre. The characters are great, and I especially loved the ladies, some of whom were far from needing rescue. Kay himself is an incredible narrator who showcases love, jealousy, and wit in a subtle but effective manner. Mordred is also delightful. ⬇️