The Hour of Camelot

There is an age-old prophecy that one day King Arthur will return. Now, thanks to Alan Fenton, he does. And not as a knight in armour, but as a modern hero.
In The Call of Destiny, and again in this sequel, The Hour of Camelot, Arthur, Merlin, Lancelot and Guinevere, and all the Arthurian characters we know and love so well, come back to life in the 21st Century.
This is not yet another rehash of the Arthurian myth with knights in armour jousting on horseback. This is Arthur growing up in our time, becoming Prime Minister, and, then, frustrated by the limits of political power, disappearing to Camelot from which he launches worldwide military operations against the terrorists whose aim is to destroy our civilisation.
The Hour of Camelot is compulsive reading, a wonderfully entertaining and up-to-date re-imagining of the legendary story of King Arthur, his life, his loves, and his battles, that combines passion and high adventure, and in the process touches on universal themes.
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