A CHAMPION'S DUTY (The Guinevere Trilogy Book 2)
β Scribed by Collins, Lavinia
- Book ID
- 108938653
- Publisher
- Not So Noble Books & The Book Folks
- Year
- 2014
- Tongue
- English
- Weight
- 202 KB
- Series
- Guinevere 2
- Category
- Fiction
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
β¦ Synopsis
Overview: Author, feminist, fantasist and chronic daydreamer Lavinia Collins grew up in the rural Westcountry, where there was nothing to do but get lost in her own imagination. She began her love affair with all things medieval when she visited Tintagel castle as a little child. She went on to study medieval literature at University, where she indulged her habit of getting lost in an imaginary past by studying medieval Literature. While there she learned everything about chivalry in theory, and almost nothing in practice. She wanted to share just a little bit of the powerful magic of medieval literature and legend with the wider world, and bring these half-lost stories to a modern audience, to recover the most of all the stories of the women of these legends, who often get lost among all of the tales of heroes and battles. She hopes that you find reading her books as much of a romantic, immersive escape from the βreal worldβ as she did writing them. Now she splits her time between her main passion, writing, and a bit of teaching and a lot of fussing the cat and daydreaming. She loves eating (mainly chocolate), drinking (mainly wine) and being merry (combination of the previous two and good friends).
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