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Book SynopsisBy land and water shall it go home, and lie hidden in the floating stone until by fire it shall be raised again.
Arthur has raised the sword and claimed his birthright as High King of Briton, determined to unite the many tiny kingdoms that make up his country. Now he sits upon his throne at Camelot with Merlin by his side, his most trusted adviser.
But Merlin is growing old, and his sight is dimming. He knows that Mordred, child of Arthur''s unknowing union with his half-sister Morgause, will be Arthur''s downfall. But he cannot see the future clearly enough to know why, or how - or when.
And he''s distracted: his gifted young apprentice, Niniane, is more than meets the eye. As Merlin teaches her to control her powers, he seems to lose his own.
Merlin has secured Arthur''s place in history. Now he must take his own.
The Arthurian Saga, begun in The Crystal Cave, The Hollow Hills and The Last Enchantment continues in The
Trade Review
An absorbing and haunting novel * Daily Mail *
A fascinating novel, a richly woven tapestry presented with a vividness that brings the characters from myth to real life * Evening Standard *
Mary Stewart, enchantress . . . an ability to evoke a situation, a mood or a season with a few phrases of prose that are almost verse * Daily Telegraph *
A perfect trip out of the present. * New York Times Book Review *
