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Amazon.com Product Description (ISBN 0312866410, Paperback)Guinevere is widely acknowledged as the most extraordinary woman in legend. From golden child to Queen of Camelot to passionate adulterer, her life is a vivid an fascinating saga. In this spellbinding climax to the tale of Guinevere--which began with Guinevere and continued in The Chessboard Queen--Sharan Newman, author of the highly acclaimed Catherine LeVendeur medieval mystery series, blends magic and history to create and unforgettable tale of passion and tragedy. Here we see the discover of Guinevere's affair with Lancelot and her subsequent fall from grace; the near-futile quest for the Holy rail; and the triumph of Galahad in a final battle with the villainous Mordred. Guinevere Evermore is a heartrending portrayal of a failed romance, a fallen woman, and the end of an era. Sharan Newman's reinterpretation of the Arthurian saga is as ambitious and persuasive as The Mists of Avalon and The Hollow Hills--just as memorable. (retrieved from Amazon Thu, 21 Apr 2011 02:56:29 -0400) No library descriptions found. |
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Mostly, I just couldn't like this trilogy because it was too much wtf that wasn't tied up properly. The stuff about Epona never really got anywhere, nor did the stuff about Geraldus. Gawain is the son of a sunbeam, literally, and gets taken off when he dies by his father... which just comes across as ridiculous. I really couldn't take this book seriously, at all.
There is some realism in it -- babies, for example, aren't just precious bundles of joy but also shit themselves and cry a lot. Guinevere's love for Galahad rings true enough, too. But. But. No. I just couldn't enjoy it. (