Geraint

It Is The Year Ad 560. Gerennius Or Geraint The Last Remaining Captain Of King Arthurs Triumphant Stand Against The Germanic Invades Of Britain Is Faced With The Problem Of Who Should Succeed Him As King And Pendragon Of His Southwestern Kingdom Of Dumnonia. Neither Of His Middle-Aged Sons Is Fitted For The Purpose: Jestyn Is A Reclusive Would-Be Hermit And Selyf A Boisterous Drunken Bully. Geraint Foresees Only Chaos And Defeat After He Dies. Then One Day From His Fortress Above The Vala River He Hears A Laundry Girl Singing A Sad Song.. In This Novel One Of Cornwalls Foremost Authors Surveys The Panorama And Conflict Between Saxon Invaders And Native Celts And Between The Two Great Religions Of Dumnoniathe Pantheon Of Celtic Gods And The Growing Impact Of Christianity Brought To Southwest Britai By Welsh And Irish Saints.. This Is A Tale Told With Splendour And Eloquence To Be Compared With Works Of T.H. White And John Cowper Powys For Its Historic Mastery And Surefooted Detail. Read And Be Mesmerised.. Paul Newman Author Of Galahad The Lost Gods Of Albian And Editor Of Abraxas