Glastonbury Tor - Paradine, Kenneth
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In 6th century Britain, eight years of peace have passed since the Saxons overthrew Artorius, leader of the Britons, and forced him into exile. Learning his allies in Britain have renewed strength, Artorius returns to his homeland accompanied by his teenage son Artor. Two days later Artorius is slain by the Saxons, yet Artor's life is spared. A mere boy in the eyes of the Saxon leader, Artor is left with Merlyn, a young man and healer who lives in self-imposed exile. Calthorp, a Briton, carries on with Artorius' plans. He is drawn into an alliance with the druid Hwybar, and Raven, a…mehr

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In 6th century Britain, eight years of peace have passed since the Saxons overthrew Artorius, leader of the Britons, and forced him into exile. Learning his allies in Britain have renewed strength, Artorius returns to his homeland accompanied by his teenage son Artor. Two days later Artorius is slain by the Saxons, yet Artor's life is spared. A mere boy in the eyes of the Saxon leader, Artor is left with Merlyn, a young man and healer who lives in self-imposed exile. Calthorp, a Briton, carries on with Artorius' plans. He is drawn into an alliance with the druid Hwybar, and Raven, a practitioner of the black arts. In the months ahead, perilous events force Artor to face his past and foretell a future of the great leader he will become.
Autorenporträt
Kenneth Paradine is a retired educator and educational administrator with an undergraduate degree from York University and a master's degree in Education from the Ontario Institute for Studies in Education of the University of Toronto. He did his post-graduate work at King's College at the University of London in England. Kenneth has published two books, the murder mystery, A Convenient Grave, and a historical fiction novel titled Glastonbury Tor about King Arthur. He hopes his writing inspires his readers' imaginations and allows them to playfully interact with the narrative and their own feelings. When he's not writing, Kenneth enjoys painting, downhill skiing (which he hopes he won't have to give up as he ages), and visiting his summer property in the warmer weather. He lives in Toronto, Ontario, with his wife. His four children have left home and have started their own families.