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This is the final book in my favourite trilogy and my all time favourite version of the Arthurian legend.

In Winter's Shadow is told in the first person, from the point of view of the Lady Gwynhywyfar. If you like fantasy or you are fascinated by tales of Arthurian Britain, this trilogy is two good to miss! (

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fairy-whispers | Aug 1, 2009 |

This was a nice take on the Welsh version of the Arthurian legends. (

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Down the Long Wind (3)

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1983-07

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To Gwynhwyfar, daughter of Ogyrfan, Augusta, Empress of Britain [the letter began], from Menw, son of Cynan, lord of the noble clan of the sons of Maxentius: many greetings.

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