Worship

The second novel from the author of In Memoriam draws from the legend of King Arthur to spin a tale of love, faith, and sacrifice, as an Irish princess and a mysterious knight find their fates intertwined.

Irish princess Isode is certain she will marry a king worthy of her, and she believes that king might just be Sir Palomides – if only he would convert to Christianity. Her plans, however, are shattered when a mysterious knight named Tristram defeats her beloved in a tournament. Solitary, handsome, and fast becoming the best knight of all, Tristram has no interest in marrying Isode. He only wanted to win approval – worship – from his idol, Palomides, and a seat with the knights of the Round Table. But after the tournament, Tristram and Isode’s fates are tied – whether they like it or not.

As civil war brews in Camelot, Isode tries to regain control of her future. Amid turmoil and magic, Tristram and Isode set off on a perilous voyage and begin to see each other in a new light. Worship is a novel about faith and love in the face of uncertainty – of how far we might go, and what we’re willing to lose, for the ones we love.