Enter The Swithen

The Arthurian Legend told as never before.

“You’ll understand how these stories survived to inspire generations through this book series.”
—Amory, Amazon Review

“These stories stick to the canon, but make Arthur’s story believable. A brilliant series.“
—Matthew Wallhead, Amazon Review

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The Swithen:

An epic retelling of the 1136-1485 Arthurian legend across 25 novels – 6 out now.

The weird mystery of the real Medieval legend – Not updated or “fixed.”

Required to remain absolutely faithful to the legend – Scenes and characters can be added or enhanced, but anything added must slot into the existing legend without changing it.

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“I have never related so much with Arthur’s character until now. In this one he is a real person who has his own flaws.”
—Mariana, Amazon Review

Book one: The birth of Merlin — Book Two: Merlin’s rise to power — Book Three: Merlin creates Arthur

Book Four: Arthur’s childhood — Book Five: Arthur’s Training — Book Six: Arthur’s first years of rule

“…With a sense of maintaining the original story but humanizing the characters rather than making them historical bores. Seems that they are just pretty much normal, emotional humans wherein greatness may have come accidentally.”
—Scott T., Amazon Review

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The Future of The Swithen

The entire story of The Swithen is planned out now. No making it up as we go along.
Book 7: 
Arthur forms the Knights of the Round Table, romances Guinevere, and begins constructing Camelot.
Book 8: 
Balin le Savage’s unlucky adventures leave the country under a curse that can only be repaired by achieving unity with the Holy Grail.
Book 9: 
Arthur marries Guinevere, and his knights depart on three mystic adventures.
Book 10:
Morgan Le Fay makes a daring attempt to destroy Arthur and claim his throne.
Book 11: 
The childhood of Lancelot in the Lady of the Lake’s hidden matriarchal society.
Book 12:
Lancelot joins King Arthur’s court and embarks on the adventure of the Dolorous Guard.
Book 13:
A mysterious new knight, Beaumains, is entrusted with a crucial adventure, while Sir Gawain fulfills his promise to the Green Knight.
Book 14:
Lancelot is torn between love for Guinevere, King Arthur’s wife, and fellow warrior Galehaut, the Lord of the Distant Isles.
Book 15:
Lancelot becomes ensnared in an affair that results in the birth of Galahad.
Book 16:
Lancelot wanders insane as Percival searches to bring him back and heal the court.
Book 17:
Over the course of one day, mysterious adventures unfold and the quest for the Holy Grail is enjoined.
Book 18:
The knights depart to seek the Holy Grail while Arthur and Guinevere’s marriage is in ruins.
Book 19:
The knights encounter death, destruction and despair as they seek the Holy Grail.
Book 20:
The few remaining knights stumble back to Camelot as three knights encounter the Grail.
Book 21:
Lancelot is drawn into a relationship that leaves Guinevere furious and another woman dead.
Book 22:
When Guinevere is kidnapped, Lancelot departs to save her while Arthur’s jealous rage grows.
Book 23: 
When Guinevere’s affair is finally exposed, the kingdom collapses and the aged Arthur goes to war.
Book 24: 
The distraction of the war allows Arthur’s bastard son, Mordred, to seize the throne—and Guinevere.
Book 25:
The death of Arthur.