Under King Constantine

The last fires of Camelot have faded, and in the twilight of chivalry, one woman's heart becomes a battlefield. Lady Gwendolaine is bound to Sir Torm by duty, not love, a marriage of convenience in a world where noble ideals survive only as hollow rituals. When she encounters Sir Sanpeur, a knight who still believes in honor not as performance but as purpose, she finds herself torn between loyalty to her husband and a longing that threatens everything she has been taught to value. Around them, knights like Sir Kathanal wrestle with their own crises of conscience, seeking courage not in battle but in truth. Katrina Trask writes with a poet's sensibility about the collision between what society demands and what the heart requires. This is a book about the courage it takes to be truly loyal, to others, and to oneself. For readers who savor the romantic melancholy of Victorian fiction, who find beauty in impossible choices and grace in flawed characters seeking what little redemption the world allows.