The Moonlit Knight

<p><em>The Lady of Ruby was a beautiful dream from which Sir Gawain never wanted to wake.</em></p><p>King Arthur's famous nephew Sir Gawain of Orkney Knight of the Round Table is known by many names: Hawk of May Dawnbreaker Maiden's Knight. With great acclaim comes even greater expectation. When a challenge from Persian knight Sir Gromer Somer Joure draws Gawain east of the Mediterranean Sea a new confrontation arises from Gromer's outspoken sister. The Knight of Maidens' reputation could be his undoing.</p><p>Zoroastrian widow Osti Mahtab granddaughter of Iran's revolutionary Mobed Mazdak detests violence. And the men who make names for themselves through it. While long resigned to her devout life within the Old City's walls she would sooner die than admit her little brother's challenger to the inner sanctum uncontested. Yet by forestalling this game of blows betwixt paladins has Mahtab inadvertently entered the fray herself?</p><p>In this retelling of The Wedding of Sir Gawain and Dame Ragnelle Persian mythology clashes and mingles with Arthurian to create a new and exciting tale of romance self-discovery and fantasy. <em>The Moonlit Knight</em> marks the first installment of the <em>Elegy of An Empire</em> epic that promises to entice old and new fans of the legends for years to come.</p>