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The Forever King Trilogy: Book 1
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In a darkened house not far from the place where Camelot may once have stood, a madman schemes, plotting toward the day when he will wrest the cup that men call the Holy Grail from the boy who is its guardian. Arthur Blessing is no ordinary ten-year-old. The Grail is his by chance, this time,... read more
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Characters/People edit
- Arthur Blessing: (also known as King Arthur)- ten-year-old Chicago boy that finds the Holy Grail and is the reincarnated Arthur of England.
- Hal Woczniak: (also known as the Siege Perilous, Galahad)- drunk ex-FBI agent that fights to protect Arthur and is the reincarnated Sir Galahad.
- Merlin: (also known as Mr. Goldberg, Bertram Taliesin)- wizard of Camelot and mentor of Arthur who seeks to give Arthur the Cup.
- Saladin: (also known as Mr. X, King Saladin, the Saracen Knight)- antagonist who has lived for thousands of years and will stop at nothing to get the Holy Grail back.
- Emily Blessing: brilliant but easily distressed aunt that raised Arthur Blessing.
First Sentence edit
He was there again.
Series & Lists edit
This is book 1 of 3 in The Forever King Trilogy. (standard series)
Followed by The Broken Sword.
Authors & Contributors edit
- Molly Cochran (Author)
- Warren Murphy (Author)
First Edition edit
Original Language: English
Publisher: Tor Books
Country: US
Publication Date: June 1992
ISBN: 0-312-85227-4
Page Count: 402
Publisher: Tor Books
Country: US
Publication Date: June 1992
ISBN: 0-312-85227-4
Page Count: 402
Classification edit
- Library of Congress: Add the Library of Congress Classification.
- Dewey: 813.54
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