The King Arthur Trilogy Book One, M.K. Hume
The King Arthur Trilogy Book One, M.K. Hume
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The King Arthur Trilogy Book One
Dragon's Child

Author: M.K. Hume

Narrator: Steven Crossley

Unabridged: 18 hr 25 min

Format: Digital Audiobook Download

Publisher: Recorded Books

Published: 11/12/2013


Synopsis

We meet Arthur first as a shy, subservient twelve-year-old living in the home of Lord Ector, who took in the boy when he was a babe to protect him from murderous kin. One day, three influential men arrive at Ector' s villa and arrange for Arthur to be taught the skills of the warrior: blade and shield, horse and fire, pain and bravery. When they return years later, the country is in desperate straits, for the great cities of the east are falling to the menace of the Saxon hordes. In spite of Uther, Arthur becomes a war chieftain and wins many battles to earn him the trust of his Celtic warriors and prove that he alone can unite the tribes. But if he is to fulfill his destiny and become the High King, Arthur must find Uther' s crown and sword. The future of Britain is at stake.

Reviews

Goodreads review by Gary on August 30, 2019

I have read lots t of Arthurian novels and it is one of my favourite genres. This one is great , third to my other two favourites Mary Stewart's Merlin trilogy and Nancy McKenzies Queen of Camelot and Grail Prince. It beats Marion Zimmer Bradley's Mists of Avalon and Stephen Lawheads Pendragon Cycle.......more

Goodreads review by Amanda on February 25, 2011

Dragon's Child is the first novel in a trilogy by M K Hume, dealing with the historical version of the tale of King Arthur. Here he is Artorex, and is a cuckoo in the nest of Ector and his Roman wife. Artorex lives a life of mundane servitude, referred to as Lump, until the day three mysterious stra......more

Goodreads review by Sarah on February 06, 2016

I Loved this book, brilliant!......more

Goodreads review by Rob on September 18, 2013

As usual, this book arrived at my doorstep free of charge. Unusually, I can't determine with any specificity exactly why it did so. If I had to guess I'd say it was the Atria program via Simon and Schuster. Despite that kind and mysterious consideration, my candid and baldfaced opinions appear below......more

Goodreads review by Jeff on March 06, 2014

I've read a lot of Arthurian legend stories over the years, some of them awful, many very good and a few that were brilliant (e.g. Once and Future King). Like M K Hume, a few of the authors treated Arthur as an historical figure, a great king at the end of the Roman/Celtic years fighting off the ram......more