The Pendragon's Challenge (The Last Pendragon Saga Book 7) - Plot & Excerpts
Since she had no desire to be in the same room with the feckless Saxon ever again, she had willingly forgone the opportunity and departed for their quarters. Dinner was still a while off, and she could nap beforehand. Because nighttime was Cade’s purview, he tended to keep her up late. Whether because he knew Cade’s habits by now or by pure accident, Peada had arrived with the setting sun.Taliesin had told Cade not to allow Penda’s and Peada’s acceptance of Mabon’s authority to color his understanding of the men too much. Mabon had bent far stronger men than they to his will—and had been doing so since the beginning of time. While it was Peada’s fault he was a coward—a fact for which Cade could not forgive him—he was Cade’s cousin, the son of the King of Mercia, and thus someone Cade could neither dismiss nor ignore.“Why are you here?” Cade halted at the head of the table near the fire where Peada and his men were sitting. They’d been served food and drink, though not by Rhiann’s hand.
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