β Scribed by T J Green
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
Twice born: "It's been over a year since Tom returned from the ancient land of the Other after waking King Arthur, and he wishes he'd never left, so when Beansprout returns to see if he wants to go back, he leaps at the chance. He is overjoyed to be reunited with his friends, and he joins them in the search for Nimue, a priestess of Avalon who has disappeared. While they investigate Nimue's disappearance they wonder whether she's been taken by force, or is she deliberately hiding? And is her disappearance linked to something, or someone, in the past?"--Print record.;Tom's inheritance -- Twice born -- Galatine's curse.;Galatine's curse: "Tom and Arthur are living at New Camelot, and Arthur is hosting a tournament. Eager to test his new sword-fighting skills, Tom is competing, but while the games are being played, someone attacks their friends. Before anyone else gets hurt, Tom needs to find them. Tom's sword, Galatine, seems to be the focus of these attacks. Their investigations uncover Galatine's dark history, and a family secret that reaches into the present. Tom has to act quickly if he is to prevent another tragedy"--Print record.;Tom's inheritance: "When Tom accidentally crosses to the Otherworld in search of his missing grandfather, he is dismayed to learn of another reason why he's been drawn to this mystical land. The Lady of the Lake has a task for him. He must travel to Avalon and wake King Arthur from his enchanted sleep. Tom discovers the ancient stories are real - and so are ancient enemies. A magical tale of fantasy and fun, for older children and all lovers of Arthurian legend"--Print record.
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