The Sky In His Eyes
By Lee Quail
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In a time long forgotten, when witches kingmakers be, when fairies and sorcery were both feared and loved, Sir Lancelot du Lac, fairest, bravest and most handsome of all King Arthur’s knights, found love.
Throughout the ages historians have deceived in making us believe Lancelot loved Guinevere. They got it wrong, for Lancelot loved only one; a fellow knight of the round table, one who carried the sky in his eyes.
Galehaut,
Lord of the Distant Isles.
Lee Quail
Writer,Cover artist.Horticulturist.Married.South Africa.Proudly Gay
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