In post-Arthurian Britain, an uneasy peace exists between the Saxons and Britons who share the land. And a mist overshadows all, brought on by the dragon Querig, making people forget much of what has come before.
Axl and Beatrice, an elderly Briton couple, set out determined to visit their long-forgotten son.
Sir Wistan, a Saxon warrior, encounters Edwin, a boy with promise.
Sir Gawain and his horse, Horace, roam the land.
Their paths will cross and merge as they seek to free the land of its forgetful curse. But are some memories worth saving?
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This book is haunting. It's poignant, reflective, confusing, and intriguing. While I'm not quite sure of all the author intends to say, it is a powerful look at memory, pain, healing, and touches on reconciliation. Worth your time.
Rating: A-
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