THE WARRIOR QUEEN (The Guinevere Trilogy Book 1) - Plot & Excerpts
Christine alone came with me. They needed the other women to heal the injured and tend to the sick. She told me I ought to be glad I was leaving. I was not glad. To sit by and wait when I knew how to fight? But then I thought of the man who had saved my life. I was lucky to be alive. And Arthur might yet live. That man might yet live, and I would see him again, perhaps. Hear the voice. I heard it, at night, when I slept. The soft, French tones close by. I didn’t know why I could not get that voice out of my head. It must have been the shock of the injury, or my restless sleep on the journey, because by the time I arrived back in Camelot, I did not dream of it any longer. It was already full summer when I returned, so the war had been going longer than I thought. When I was healed, it was the height of the summer heat. I lay out in the sun in the little walled garden beneath my rooms. It had bloomed since the spring when we left and all the air in that space smelled headily of roses.
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