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"Three refreshing Arthurian legend novellas"
Reviewed by Harriet Klausner
Posted January 4, 2004

Averil In Everleigh, Godwine Fitzhugh extracts a deathbed promise from his bastard son Rhys to care for his legitimate heir six year old Mary and to "steal an heiress", suggesting the Pendragon girl. Rhys journeys to Dragon Lair in Welshry and abducts Averil Pendragon to be his wife, Read more...

"Detailed writing and passionate characters make this a delightful book."
Reviewed by Lory Martin
Courtesy Old Book Barn Gazette
Posted February 1, 2004

There are three Pendragon daughters, all descended from King Arthur. Averil, the eldest, is stolen by an Englishman who mistakenly thinks she's the legitimate daughter with the big dowry. Maia is the legitimate one, but none of her suitors please her. That's because she's been receiving nighttime dreams from the Read more...

Summary

The Dragon Lord's daughters were descended from the great Arthur himself.

Averil, the eldest, was the most beautiful. She fully intended to barter her beauty in marriage to a great name. Fate decided otherwise.

Maia, the second daughter, fell in love with the mysterious descendant of Lancelot du Lac and the Lady of the Lake. Though he longed to be fully human, Emrys Llyn lived in a world of magic. Only the pure love of an innocent could save him.

Junia, the Lord's youngest daughter, fell in love with the son of her father's bitterest enemy. But even their love could not end the feud, and Junia thought to never love again. Until she met William le Clare, who had believed that he would never love again, either.

This is a tale of adventure, magic and romance which is bound to warm a cold winter's night.