The hedge of mist

To all bards in spirit, the making of triads - things grouped in threes for poetic purpose - is the essence of the bardic art. With this third volume of the Tales of Arthur, Taliesin Glyndour, chief poet of Keltia, mate of Morgan the sorceress, brother and friend to Arthur the King, wholly Kelt yet half a son of Earth, brings to high completion the mightiest Triad of all... With The Hawk's Gray Feather and The Oak Above the Kings, Kennealy-Morrison framed the great and epic themes and characters - Arthur, Gweniver, Morgan, Merlynn, the magic Sidhe-folk, the Sword from the Stone, the prince of humble origin destined to be King - on her canvas of imagination, the distant star-realm of Keltia. Now, in The Hedge of Mist, she brings them and their story to a moving and triumphant resolution - through a Graal Quest unlike any other before it, the betrayal of the King by his own sister, the doomed fight of a loyal knight for the Queen he once loved, to the going of Arthur and his true Companions, in grace and in glory, to the hidden refuge where they must sleep until their prophesied return - sending them all, with Taliesin's voice and harp to tell of it, into the timelessness and endlessness of a once and future tale.