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The Knight's Riddle
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The Knight’s Riddle

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When a disheveled young woman walks into King Arthur's court and demands justice, declaring she has been brutally violated by a knight of the Round Table, Arthur vows that the culprit will be tracked down and punished. But young Gildas of Cornwall, now squire to the king's nephew Sir Gareth, has his own problems: His beloved Lady Rosemounde has been betrothed by her father to another knight. When Rosemounde's new fiance turns out to be the knight accused of the vicious crime, Rosemounde begs Gildas for help. He must enlist the aid of his old mentor, Merlin, in order to prove the innocence of the man he feels has stolen the affections of his only love.

Queen Guinevere, trying to head off a rush to judgment, secures a promise from the king to let her be arbiter in the accused knight's case and sends the young man on a quest to discover what women most desire. The Knight's Riddle is a fast-paced mystery in King Arthur's mythic court of Camelot, set (like the original Arthurian romances) in the high Middle Ages, and narrated by the young squire Gildas, whose knightly ambitions revolve solely around his love of the beautiful Rosemounde.

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
Encircle Publications, LLC
Date
17 April 2024
Pages
244
ISBN
9781645995463

This title is printed to order. This book may have been self-published. If so, we cannot guarantee the quality of the content. In the main most books will have gone through the editing process however some may not. We therefore suggest that you be aware of this before ordering this book. If in doubt check either the author or publisher’s details as we are unable to accept any returns unless they are faulty. Please contact us if you have any questions.

When a disheveled young woman walks into King Arthur's court and demands justice, declaring she has been brutally violated by a knight of the Round Table, Arthur vows that the culprit will be tracked down and punished. But young Gildas of Cornwall, now squire to the king's nephew Sir Gareth, has his own problems: His beloved Lady Rosemounde has been betrothed by her father to another knight. When Rosemounde's new fiance turns out to be the knight accused of the vicious crime, Rosemounde begs Gildas for help. He must enlist the aid of his old mentor, Merlin, in order to prove the innocence of the man he feels has stolen the affections of his only love.

Queen Guinevere, trying to head off a rush to judgment, secures a promise from the king to let her be arbiter in the accused knight's case and sends the young man on a quest to discover what women most desire. The Knight's Riddle is a fast-paced mystery in King Arthur's mythic court of Camelot, set (like the original Arthurian romances) in the high Middle Ages, and narrated by the young squire Gildas, whose knightly ambitions revolve solely around his love of the beautiful Rosemounde.

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
Encircle Publications, LLC
Date
17 April 2024
Pages
244
ISBN
9781645995463