Author: Chuck Black
Recommended Age: 12-14
Genre: Fantasy, Allegory
Books in Series:
- Sir Kendrick And The Castle Of Bel Lione (2008)
- Sir Bentley And Holbrook Court (2009)
- Sir Dalton And The Shadow Heart (2009)
- Lady Carliss And The Waters Of Moorue (2010)
- Sir Quinlan And The Swords of Valor (2010)
- Sir Rowan And The Camerian Conquest (2010)
Summary: These six stories are tales of heroic knights and valiant ladies who fight for the King and his Son in the kingdom of Arrethtrae. From the dungeons of Lord Drox to the mysterious castle of Bel Lione, the Knights of Arrethtrae will bring the message of the King to the farthest reaches of the kingdom.
Notes from The Radical Reader:
- Noble Characters: A sequel series to The Kingdom Series, The Knights of Arrethtrae is set in the fantasy kingdom of Arrethtrae where knights and ladies fight to protect the message of the King from the Dark Knight and his evil Shadow Warriors. Each of these heroic knights faces pain and peril, but will fight to the end for the King and the Prince they love.
- Captivating Plots: Each of these stories by Chuck Black focuses on a vice in the Christian life or a temptation that a Christian must endure. From dungeons to sea monsters to final victories, Chuck Black has touched on six different battles a Christian must fight and six different victories the King and his Son will complete.
- Elaborate Worlds: Set in the medieval fantasy kingdom of Arrethtrae, much of the story is allegorical in its outtake. The characters are honorable and powerful, the plots, though separate, combine in one elaborate series, and the kingdom of Arrethtrae serves as a powerful depiction of the real world. I highly recommend this series to any person who loves action-packed, hope-filled, dragon-crushing stories!
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