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In a place and time not her own, one woman must risk everything to protect her life, her kingdom, and her heart. Britt doesn’t want to be a leader, and she definitely doesn’t want to pretend she is the legendary King Arthur. But history has other plans. A magical summons…
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As a “forever fan” of King Arthur, I have read many books pertaining to the Arthurian saga: serious fantasy, historical novels, and various stories from different characters’ points of view.
I’ll admit I approached this one with some trepidation. I was dubious about the concept (since I wasn’t sure just how my beloved king could morph successfully into a girl). However, I had enjoyed K.M. Shea’s retelling of classic fairy tales (her Timeless Fairy Tales series), so, based on her clever interpretations and delightful characters, I decided to take a chance and waded into the first book which is an…
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