Vera Chapman Livres

Set in the legendary age of Arthurian chivalry, the narrative offers a captivating exploration of magic, heroism, and the ideals of knighthood. Through its vivid characters and enchanting settings, it delves into themes of honor, loyalty, and the quest for greatness, immersing readers in a world where myth and reality intertwine. The story promises to transport readers to a time of epic battles and noble quests, celebrating the rich tapestry of Arthurian legends.

Set in the enchanting world of Arthurian legend, this book explores themes of chivalry, honor, and the supernatural. It delves into the lives of iconic characters, revealing their struggles and triumphs in a time of knights and quests. The narrative weaves together elements of magic and heroism, offering readers a captivating journey through a storied past filled with adventure and moral dilemmas.

extremely rare,very good condition

Set in the legendary era of Arthurian chivalry, the story follows Lynett, who, despite being married to the knight Gaheris, leaves him for her true love, Gareth, Gaheris's brother. As she embarks on her new role as the King's messenger, the narrative unfolds amidst the clash of knightly ideals and Dark Age brutality. This richly woven tale features a diverse cast of characters, including heroes, heroines, monsters, saints, temptresses, and magicians, all contributing to a vibrant tapestry of adventure and romance.

Vivian wird von ihrer rätselhaften Großtante Morgana le Faye von der Klosterschule nach Haut-Desert geholt. Während sie dort in Magie und Hexenkunst unterrichtet wird, steht dem jungen Gawain am Hof von König Artus der Ritterschlag bevor. Die Liebe der beiden unschuldigen Menschen ist Morgana ein Dorn im Auge. Sie will Vivian dem grünen Ritter zur Frau geben, der mit rotglühenden Augen und riesenhafter Erscheinung ganze Landstriche in Angst und Schrecken versetzt, und sie so zum Werkzeug im Komplott gegen den König machen. Doch Morgana hat die Rechnung ohne den großen Merlin gemacht. - In den Mittelpunkt ihrer Fortschreibung der Artussage rückt Vera Chapman zauberhaft menschliche Frauengestalten.