“An ageless conflict rages to win or conquer hearts and minds. An easy existence or an arduous pilgrimage are not the measures of victory in mortality. Rather, courageous actions and a clear conscience mark the warrior triumphant and fit for … Read more
… Read moreJulie P: This was my favorite of the six Annals of the Heroic. Each of the related stories were filled with intrigue, suspense and surprises. Just when I thought I had figured out an outcome, I got a surprise (i.e.,
… Read moreBrady H: I finished the 5th book, Knights of the Argoat, and am wishing the sixth was released. Just when you think you know what will happen, it is totally different. Sometimes sad and sometimes triumphant. I love these books
… Read moreHolly M: These beautiful pictures bring all the stories in the Annals to life. Bryce Gibby’s incredibly detailed writing described the places nearly exactly as pictured in his photographs, yet it is fun to see that the way I envisioned
I just returned from a trip to France with Jean, finalizing research on the sixth book of the Arthurian Series, while investigating material for my next manuscript. I hope you enjoy the many photographs added to Landscapes of Legends!
For a limited time, the first four Arthurian Kindle e-books are on sale for $5.99 (reduced from $8.99). These books, known collectively as The Tetralogy of Tales, include: The Princess of Selgovae and the High King, His Majesty and the … Read more
… Read moreJulie P: This was my favorite of the Six Annals of the Heroic. Each of the related stories were filled with intrigue, suspense and surprises. Just when I thought I had figured out an outcome, I got a surprise .
Knights of the Argoat–A stand-alone sequel to The Tetralogy of Tales, the fifth book in The Annals of the Heroic
… Read moreJeff C: Deep Magic:
One sees in Gibby’s style that same sense of sweeping grandeur employed by Tolkien in
… Read moreHolly M: Magical:
I absolutely loved this book, “The Princess of Selgovae and the High King”! It was marvelous. It was magical. It was perfect. Never has a book rung so true, so brilliantly beautiful. Truly, I couldn’t put it
… Read moreJeff C: Camelot as you’ve definitely never seen it before!
For a brief time not long ago, it was fashionable in the literary world for authors to write their own narrative of the Arthurian legend. They stayed largely faithful to
… Read moreAnonymous: Classical:
The Captain and the Dark Queen has the feel of the “Lord of the Rings”, but with the light and inspiration that C.S. Lewis brought to his tales. There are also the many stories within the book that
… Read moreJeff C: King Arthur’s Darkest Hour:
The Red Dragon and the Crown of Saxnot is the grand finale to Gibby’s Tetralogy of Tales. In this concluding chapter to his chronicle, post-Arthurian Britain sees its darkest hour, and her knights must
… Read moreScott C: As an appreciative reader of Gibby’s Tetralogy, I waited with great interest for the companion tales: Knights of the Argoat and The Young Knight of Selgovae. I was not disappointed. I encountered the same range of romance and
… Read moreA Random Guy: Review on Amazon:
This is a tremendous book. It is probably the greatest book I have ever read, and it has had a tremendous impact on my life. The book addressed almost every question or dilemma that
… Read moreLaura W: Incredible Heroines:
Valiant Young Women is a collection of stories of five incredible heroines who changed the world through their service to God and to mankind. Their stories changed my life and are bound to create a change