Mixing fiction with the latest archaeological discoveries, it covers a prehistoric landscape ranging from Stonehenge and Avebury, to Seahenge in Norfolk and Newgrange in Ireland. Mordraed, the Dark Moon, has Risen… and the Stones of the Giants’ Dance will fall! Stand-alone sequel to STONE LORD Moon Lord is a book set in Britain’s prehistory such as you’ve never read before. Book List in Order:19 titles Stone Lord: The Legend of King Arthur, the Era of Stonehenge. With An’kelet and Fynavir’s illicit affair discovered, Mordraed manipulates his father into leaving his Kingdom to wage war on his former friend and seizes power himself, turning the fields to dust and slighting Khor Ghor, the great temple to the Ancestors upon the Great Plain. Meanwhile, The Merlin, old and ill, struggles to see through the darkness that is rising and is made temporarily powerless to help, betrayed by those he thought friends. Gal’havad, most trusted of Ardhu’s men, and his only legitimate heir – a sickly youth, half in the World of Spirit – is befriended by his half-brother Mordraed and lured into a deathly pact. For 500 years its massive trilithons have remained unruled by any chief. Reedman (Author) 27 ratings Paperback 4.54 6 Used from 1.75 In Southern Britain, the Giants Dance stands alone on the Great Plain. With his power waning and the land beginning to fail, Ardhu must lead his warriors on a final journey to retrieve a golden Cup, which the Maimed King of the Wasteland foretells will unite a crumbling kingdom. Reedman Stone Lord: The Legend of King Arthur, the Era of Stonehenge Paperback 4 Oct. His illegitimate son Mordraed seeks his father’s hall on the Great Plain, and a place among the famed warriors of Kham-el-Ard, but his appearance brings a shadow and a doubt. A marriage surprisingly happy, with the king pouring wealth upon his young wifes relatives. Many Sun-Turnings have passed since the Ardhu the Stone Lord inherited the kingship of Prydn. Reedman (Author) (665) Eleanor of Provence, bright, beautiful, intelligent-married as a young girl to the much older Henry III, King of England.

Moon Lord by J.P. Reedman