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Hadrian's Wall has maintained the security of the Roman Empire's northern outpost for more than two hundred years. Now a Roman bride has come who will unleash jealousy, passion, and an epic war that will shake a tired and tottering empire to its core.

A novel about the court of King Arthur, which was the basis for the movie "Camelot.".

Presents William Shakespeare's tragedy in which a king foolishly disinherits his favorite child when she speaks out against him and splits his kingdom between the daughters who are plotting against him; and includes explanatory notes and an introduction on the play's sources, language, composition, and performance.

A historical novel, the first in a planned trilogy, which traces the life of legendary Celtic warrior Boudica, covering the years between A.D. 32 and 43 during which she grows from girl to woman and seals her destiny in battle.

Tells the story of Arthur's desperate attempt to triumph over a ruined marriage, the Saxons' determination to destroy him, and of Merlin and Nimue's dangerous quest to summon the Gods back to Britain.

King Arthur, having ended the civil war in Britain and united the kingdom, must now deal with the dangers of religious strife, Britain's war against the Saxons, Merlin's unceasing quest for the last of the Thirteen Treasures, and enemies who pose as friends.

In a Britain populated by both druids and Christians, torn asunder by feuding regional factions, and threatened by invading Saxons, Arthur emerges as a powerful, courageous warlord capable of inspiring loyalty and healing festering wounds.

Provides information about the origin and perpetuation of the King Arthur myth, and presents 120 illustrations that depict the many themes engendered by the Arthurian legends.