The Wolf of Avalon

History remembers him as Arthur's betrayer. She may be the only woman who can prove history lied.



England, 1067. Eleanora has spent her life being overlooked, first as a servant, now as a witness for the House Without a Banner. But when people begin vanishing from York and their names disappear from ledgers, prayers, and memory itself, she becomes the only person who recognizes the pattern.



Medraut has carried the name traitor for five centuries. Immortal, feared, and bound to secrets buried beneath Britain, he knows what is waking under York: a Roman power capable of rewriting the past and turning every living soul into property of an empire that refuses to remain dead.



To stop it, Eleanora and Medraut must descend beneath the city together. She cannot trust the man legend condemns. He cannot afford to want the one woman who sees beyond it. Yet every stolen truth and dangerous touch draws them closer as the lost Ninth Legion stirs and the line between memory and desire begins to break.



If Eleanora cannot preserve the truth, York will forget its own people. If Medraut fails her, history will prove it was right about him.



The dead are not returning.

They are being rewritten.



A dark historical romantasy of reluctant allies, Arthurian myth, memory magic, and dangerous devotion.