Taliesin

Taliesin, oracle of melody. His singing bore the haunting beauty of another world and the spark of a kingdom yet to come. Charis, Lady of the Lake. Driven by the cataclysm that destroyed her home-the scented groves of the Isle of Apples, the coliseums of the bull dancers of Atlantis-she encountered...

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Main Author: Lawhead, Stephen R., 1950- (Author)
Format: Books Print Book
Language:English
Published: Riverdale, New York : Baen, 2025.
Series:Lawhead, Stephen R., 1950- Pendragon cycle ; bk. 1.
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Summary:Taliesin, oracle of melody. His singing bore the haunting beauty of another world and the spark of a kingdom yet to come. Charis, Lady of the Lake. Driven by the cataclysm that destroyed her home-the scented groves of the Isle of Apples, the coliseums of the bull dancers of Atlantis-she encountered an uncertain future in a barbarous land ... and the bard who would capture her untamed heart. Their love would bridge two worlds. And like golden threads, their lives would knit the fabric of a timeless legend; that of Merlin the prophet and Arthur the king. Stephen Lawhead's majestic retelling of western literature's most compelling epic is an enchanting tale of love and loss set in the twilight of Rome's power, as the Celtic chieftains of Britain battle to save their land from an onrushing darkness.
Physical Description:717 pages : 18cm.
ISBN:9781982193850
1982193859
Author Notes:Novelist Stephen R. Lawhead was born in July 2, 1950 in Kearney, Nebraska. He graduated from Kearney State College.

He wrote his first novel, In the Hall of the Dragon King (1982) to try to support his family. This launched his literary career. Many of Lawhead's works are based on Celtic history and Arthurian legend. He has also written children's books, adapting many of them from stories he told his children. Lawhead's various series include Bright Empires, The Pendragon Cycle, and the King Raven Trilogy. The second book in the King Raven Trilogy, Scarlet, won a Christy Award in the category of Visionary Fiction.

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