"Surely the first book of Jacobite propaganda for several centuries"

"Gutsy, witty and time-twisting" The Daily Telegraph

Invading England after Charles II's death, the Duke of Monmouth comes face-to-face with an old friend - Theophilus Oglethorpe. Oglethorpe, in common with only a handful of others, knows Monmouth's background fully - not only that he is Charles's son, but also that he has elven blood, and has allied himself with evil powers in order to take England's crown. In fact, he is being used as a cat's paw by one far more steeped in evil than himself... King Arthur, who would return to rule Britain and the entire world. Trhough London, Glastonbury, Sedgemoor and many stranger places unearthly battles rage, and the elves forsake their millenia-long neutrality...