Merlin's Nightmare
- Fiction
- Publisher: Blink (HarperCollins Focus)
- Published: 2014
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Publisher's Description
Haunted by the past, chased by the present. Fulfilling his destiny may take more than Merlin can give - with Arthur missing and enemies closing in, can Merlin summon the courage to face his worst enemy yet? Arthur is now eighteen, and Merlin, tired of hiding and running from his enemies, wants nothing more than to spend his days with his family and train Arthur for his rightful place as king. But when Arthur goes missing, a desperate Merlin must abandon all other quests to find him before a shadowy pursuer catches Arthur first. Having everything to fight for, and almost nothing to fight with, Merlin and Arthur must rally Britain's warriors against three overwhelming enemies: Saxenow hordes in the south, Picti raiders in the north, and a chilling new enemy that has arisen in the west. At the same time, Mórganabrings Merlin's deepest fear to life and sets a horde of werewolves loose to destroy Britain. But when the secret purpose of this nightmare is finally revealed, will Merlin and Arthur find a way to survive--without unleashing an even greater evil? The thrilling conclusion to The Merlin's Spiral trilogy, Merlin's Nightmare includes: Christian, faith-based retelling of the Arthurian legend map, character guide, and recap of Merlin's Blade and Merlin's Shadow rich historical detail perfect for young fans of Stephen Lawhead Don't miss the other titles in The Merlin Spiral trilogy: Merlin's Blade (Book 1) and Merlin's Shadow (Book 2)
Endorsements (5)
“A fresh approach to an ancient genre . . . an absolute must–read.”
“Merlin’s Blade is a masterful story, well told . . . a must–read for fans of the Arthurian legend and for fantasy fans of all stripes . . . The book easily spans the gap between twelve and adult.”
“A fabulous reimagining of the legends.”
“Turn the pages, and you can almost feel the fog rolling in off the moors, smell the low heather, and catch a glint off a blade.”
“Treskillard builds a real person in Merlin . . . whose belief in honor and family make him a figure to cheer for.”
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