(EMAILWIRE.COM, May 20, 2012 ) Montreal, QC -- “I am fascinated with the Arthurian Legend” says Claude “especially with Arthur’s fate and his legacy. I wanted to write a novel about that.”
For Prince Derek Pendragon, what started as a simple rescue mission becomes a deadly quest for the forgotten capital of the High Kings when he is confronted with Wolfryth, the sorcerer who killed his father. With the beautiful Sacha by his side, Derek walked a thin line between Myth and History to uncover a city lost for three hundred years.
Their way is neither clear nor easy. Wolfryth’s true intentions are as dark as they are unclear. Sacha’s foreseeing powers are more worrying than helpful. And Derek is not completely comfortable with the meaning of the nightmares that assault them both. But if something lays in Caer Lon that Wolfryth wants at all cost, Derek is better to find it first; for everyone’s sake.
RETURN TO CAER LON does not simply present a fight between Good and Evil, the rightful heir against the usurper. It’s about the characters, and us. Claude has an amazing talent to portrait three dimensional characters. They aren’t superheroes or ultimate villains. They have qualities; they have faults. How they act around each other, how they evolve to live up to their destinies without forgetting who they truly are, knits the plot one touch at a time like an impressionist painting. Then, once the frame is in place, the pace of the novel increases drastically to peak with the final face-off.
Well served by an engaging storytelling, a wonderful care for details and Claude Dancourt’s trademark mix of humor and action,
RETURN TO CAER LON will please both fantasy and romance fanatics.
RETURN TO CAER LON is available for the nook and kindle ($4.99) and paperback ($9.99) on Amazon.
About the Author:
Claude Dancourt lives in Montreal, and wherever her job as an engineer takes her. She is fascinated by books and museums. To discover more about RETURN TO CAER LON, Claude Dancourt’s work or simply drop a word, visit her website: www.claudedancourt.webs.com
