Enjoy the fantasy fiction book Return to the Green Land, the exciting conclusions to the fantasy series The Future History of the Grail. The series is a new re-telling of the King Arthur legends, putting the character a millennium into the future. The first and second books are Fall of the Green Land and War for the Green Land.
A new quest to find the Grail
Red-haired Sir Percival, distraught at his failures and accusations against him of cowardice, takes on a new quest to redeem himself. A dying King Arturus asks him to travel to the Hot Lands in search of the Last Grail, the final chance to repair the machine that protects Viridiae’s climate. Percival’s twin sister Dee, a rising tapestry artist, accompanies the expedition to the ruined city of Cassanti. They discover the Last Grail guarded by a priestess, who agrees to hand the device to Percival. But the price she demands could cost Dee her life. Will Dee risk everything to help Percival achieve the Grail? And will the device, if found, return the Green Land to its former health and beauty?
Read the reviews
“The iconic names of Arthurian legend retain some of the identifying traits we expect, yet they are freshly drawn, relevant, and have agency under the author’s pen.” — L.S. Collison, author of Nurse Kit Carson’s Knife & Gun Club series
“The characters and settings of the story were filled with wonder, excitement, adventure, and thrill. All elements of science fiction, adventure, dystopian natured material, and post-apocalyptic notions are embodied in this storyline.” — Jeyran Main, Review Tales
Watch a YouTube reading of the first thousand words of Return to the Green Land. Read the first thousand words of the novel.
Frequently asked questions
Should I read the first two books before this book? Yes, I strongly recommend you read Fall of the Green Land and War for the Green Land before the final book. You’ll love all three stories more!
How do you handle the violence that’s in the King Arthur books? This series is intended for mature young people and adults. However, I’m not a fan of particularly gory violence, so there’s not a lot in these books.
Are there other themes in these novels? Yes, I wanted to add some modern concerns, especially because the stories take place in the distant future. Climate change is a big part of my fantasy fiction novels.
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