The Oak Above the Kings (The Tales of Arthur #2)

Patricia Kennealy-Morrison

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4.06 · 11 ratings · 432 pages · Published: 26 May 1994
The Oak Above the Kings by Patricia Kennealy-Morrison
Taliesin, chief Bard of Keltia, brother in sword and deed and marraige to Arthur the king, sets his magical seeings into fated words. He tells how Arthur, the lost prince, overthrows the evil, uprising Archdruid and at last comes to his own kingship. But it is a double throne which he must share by law and love with the one woman in all Keltia fit o share it with him. She is Gweniver, princess and priestess, his own cousin---and his wife.
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