After 13 years of relative peace, the Arturo el Rey must confront a past that has come back armed and dangerous. His former lover Gloria forces him to accept her son Edward as his own, and allies herself with a right-wing militia to try and put Edward on the throne. Nilsson is felled by a stroke, and Art's beloved Shanna is attacked en route to her father's compound, her only help the one man that could destroy them both: Stephen Dubois. As the Rey Alliance teeters on the brink of collapse, the doom of Camelot seems to be repeating, and Art must confront the demons of both his own past and the distant one that lies over his head like the sword of Damocles.
Art Reyes, a young Marine, suffers eerie visions of dying with a lance in his chest-as none other than King Arthur. Had it only been a legend-Arthur's promise to return when the world needs him? Then bio-terrorists unleash a plague that ravages the population and crumbles civilization. With marauding gangs vying for power, Art is launched into a leadership position as the one man with the charisma to unify citizens to fight back. Miles away, a girl named Shanna struggles to survive the chaos of the new Dark Age. But fate inexorably draws the two together, the reincarnated King Arthur and Lady Guinevere. Their task: to restore order, rediscover their lost love and, this time, to get it right.
The Berkeley Brigade (Lord Luten, Corinne deCoventry, Coffen Pattle and Sir Reginald Prance) have come to Byron’s Newstead Abbey to celebrate Christmas. But Pattle finds a long-buried body on the estate’s island and the Brigade is intrigued. Suspects aplenty: the odd local vicar, the mysterious Vulch and his missing wife, Sir William and Lady Richardson who arrived in the neighborhood before expected—and rumored ghosts at the Abbey. [7th of the Berkeley Brigade Mysteries] Regency Mystery by Joan Smith; originally published by Belgrave House/Regency Reads
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