A quest for immortality that spans all history, human and demihuman, from the hunt for the unicorn's horn to the ceaseless wars of elf and dragon, begins and ends in Tintagel, a legendary place at the edge of the Western Sea, where the first cry of a newborn king called Arthur is heard. Reprint.

While training Arthor, the Eagle of Thor, to lead the Celts in victory, Merlin realizes that his pupil is a naive and bloodthirsty boy who revels in killing, and Merlin must race against time to find the sword of goodness and light to release Arthor from his urge to kill. Reprint.

While Merlin fights the forces of evil in Hell that threaten Arthor's reign, Arthor must guide his people past the sorceries of old and an established empire to save his people, and he must also fulfill his destiny by finding true Earthly love. Reprint.

The disappearance of the Grail from young King Arthur's kingdom has rained destruction down on England, but the king's mother and Merlin will work to recover it. Reprint.

Arthor has pulled Excalibur from the stone, and Merlin has revealed to him his royal lineage. Now he must win the loyalty of the tribal chieftains who admire his courage and ferocity in the fight but deplore the Christian God he worships. Arthor must take his frail power, his perilous order of warriors, and conquer his own land. But his soul is wracked with a secret of deep his sister Morgeu carries within her their incest child, conceived through trickery and intended to destroy Arthor. Amid towering supernatural forces and ancient magic, the epic story of the legendary king is retold in glowing colours with a new and vigorous passion against a superbly drawn backdrop of ancient Britain.

Of all the formidable knights of Camelot, why is Lancelot the fiercest warrior? In his own voice, this peerless knight reveals how the joy of the blade possessed him. Blood and magic shape his story. Orphaned by war and brought up by a fairy in the depths of an enchanted lake, Lancelot belongs to two worlds. He takes to the field of battle in 6th century Britain as a creaturely spirit of death. And as a champion of love, spiritual and carnal, he reaches into legend, into the soul of the West, our Celtic twilight.