The enemy of God. The trilogy about Arthur. Book 2. Cornwell B.

The great king Arthur, the invincible leader of the British, successfully opposed the Saxi conquerors, established the knightly order of the round table, behind which everyone was equal to each other. And even if the historical truth is buried in that old era of great changes, the great resettlement of peoples and rapidly arising and disappearing kingdoms, the veil of the past is opened before us by the power of the writer's talent of Bernard Cornwall. Britain of the VI century. Arthur, the illegal son of the Supreme King of the Uther, seeks to unite the scattered kingdoms of the Britons in order to jointly expel the invaders from their native land. After the victory in Lugg-Veil, Arthur's dream is close to embodiment, but his plans destroy the betrayal of the exorbitantly ambitious wife of Guinevera and a close friend of Lancelot. However, the spirit of the leader of the Britons, nicknamed the enemy of God, is not so easy to break. The second novel from the trilogy about the legendary king of Arthur, imbued with the spirit of genuine history.