Amanda
A retelling of the legend of Lancelot and Galehaut.
Kudos to author John Glynn for choosing a lesser known episode from Arthurian legend, but this book is very talky, with not much of substance being said and there's not a lot that actually happens in it. I think it would have been much better if it had been about a hundred pages shorter.
I don't regret reading The Lost Book of Lancelot and I did kind of like it, but I think my time would have been better spent revisiting The Ill-Made Knight.
Received via NetGalley.
A retelling of the legend of Lancelot and Galehaut.
Kudos to author John Glynn for choosing a lesser known episode from Arthurian legend, but this book is very talky, with not much of substance being said and there's not a lot that actually happens in it. I think it would have been much better if it had been about a hundred pages shorter.
I don't regret reading The Lost Book of Lancelot and I did kind of like it, but I think my time would have been better spent revisiting The Ill-Made Knight.
Received via NetGalley.