GRACE OF LANCELOT By Tracy Cooper-Posey

Yeeeeey!! Once and future hearts is back!! I'm so glad we get to continue reading this series, it's actually one of my favorites 😍. , but I'd like the most is that our Tracy is back and well and writing again ♥️

Guenivere is one of those understated and understimated characters from history that deserved its own retell in this series, I was kind of biased at the beginning, you know, her story has been pretty much told from one point of view, and among other so powerful characters, that left her lacking... but Tracy has the amazing ability of building her characters with such respect and tenderness that you have no other option than to love her. And that's it for me. If you've read the previous installments this one will be no less. I can't wait for the next one.

This was an exciting and thrilling roller coaster of a story about Lynette the Golden & Prince Kahedrin of Morbihan (Kai) in Camelot.

I was pleasantly surprised by my interest in the insights of the times, the political intrigue and the sheer brilliance of the leaders and players who manage the machinations and actions of those around them at court...war, political intrigues and conniving characters are usually something I avoid but author Tracy Cooper-Posey does a brilliant job of balancing the these elements by putting the focus on two lives being tossed around by circumstances beyond their control.

By following Lynette & Kai, who are both learning the ways of Camelot, I was drawn into the lives of King Arthur, Guenivere, Merlin, Lancelot but it was the numerous other characters (known from the other nine books in the series) that really enrich the story.

For someone like me with minimal interest in Camelot with all it's traditional characters it was glorious how thoroughly transported I felt when I reached the last line and the satisfying conclusion of Lynette & Kai's story.

For some it's the legend of King Arthur that excites them about this series but for me it's a thoroughly engrossing, beautifully written novel that has authentic characters and historical facts of the time that enrich the story.

I highly recommend the whole series and I enjoy revisiting characters common to the previous books in the series with the main characters of Camelot merely an interesting background.

Love the intrigue
Grace of Lancelot, by Tracy Cooper-Posey, is the tenth installment in her King Arthur series. I have always had and will continue to have, a profound dislike for the Arthurian legend. Unfortunately, Cooper-Posey keeps dragging me back into it with her incredible characters, great story telling, and multi-faceted plot lines. What I enjoy most is that the well-worn storyline of main characters Arthur, Lancelot, and Guinevere, doesn’t overpower the rest of the story. This time we see the growing intrigue of Mordred and Morgan woven through the love story of Lynette the Golden and Prince Kahedrin of Morbihan. She’s one of the Queen’s ladies, and he’s come to brings news of a rising threat of invasion by the Saxons; all set against the backdrop of natural disasters, and clash of early misguided/uninformed religious expansion with pagan beliefs. I’ll actually be sorry to see this series comes to an end, which is the highest praise someone like me (an Arthurian hater) can offer.