grail

The fifth and final book in The Pendragon Cycle--a bold and breathtaking retelling of the magnificent legend of King Arthur.

Thomas of Hookton, having witnessed the massacre of the people of his coastal English village by a marauding band of French raiders on Easter morning 1343, embarks on a quest to hunt down the black-clad knight who led the attack.

Stories and short novels from the world of Arthurian legend.

Young Thomas of Hookton, on a mission for King Edward to capture the castle of Astarac, becomes an outcast when he saves a beautiful woman from being burned as a heretic by a corrupt local priest, but his friends rally to his side when he uncovers a plot to create a fake Holy Grail for a diabolical purpose.

Nathan Ward is whisked away as a child to live in the forested land of Thornyhill under the guidance of a man named Bartlemy. As he grows up, Nathan senses he is being watched from the surrounding Darkwood, and his visions start to come true. A jeweled, green stone cup from his visions resembles one lost by the Thorn family hundreds of years earlier. When Nathan learns the cup is from another world, he and his friend Hazel travel into dreams, lands, and legends that hold the answers.

After an archaeological dig at Glastonbury Tor in England uncovers the Holy Grail, Felicity and her mother, a professor of Arthurian literature, find that their destinies are linked across time with the Grail and the legendary King Arthur.

Summary: The legend of the mystical Holy Grail and the knightly quest for it. Not just one story but many taken from different sources, this volume explores the major, and very different, accounts which appeared within a 30-year span.

King Arthur and his knights embark on a low-budget search for the Grail, encountering many very silly obstacles.

Presents a study of the origins of the legend of the Holy Grail, explores the question of what the Grail was, and discusses the meaning and mystery of the quest for the Grail.