The Dark Trinity Chronicles (Paperback)

Pendrake Mallory

ISBN 13: 9798235402652

Published by Pendrake Mallory, 2026

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Paperback. ACT II: THE PRICE OF POWERThe king has ridden west - to claim a blade older than the kingdom, in mountains older than the songs. But while Arthur faces trials that strip a man down to what he is actually made of, the kingdom he left behind begins to come apart from the inside.In Camelot, Queen Guinevere is besieged by a presence that no longer asks. It offers - specifically, terribly - power to hold the walls and a child she once stopped praying for. She fights. She loses ground every night she sleeps.At the council table, the king's cousin holds the regency with quiet competence - and the dark blade he has carried since autumn has begun, in his own thinking, to approve of him.In the Wildlands, a wolf-king makes a bargain with the thing that killed his mother, knowing it for a trap, walking in anyway.Beneath the city, a watcher with a face the eye slides off has begun to see something larger than her assignment - and the rule trained into her bones is beginning to feel like a leash.These are not separate stories. They are the same machine, turning toward the same hour.When the blood moon rises over the eastern range, three bloodlines bend toward a single design - and none of them yet understand what they have agreed to.The Dark Trinity Chronicles continues. An Arthurian dark fantasy of vampires, shapechangers, and the oldest war of all. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.

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Bibliographic Details

• Title: The Dark Trinity Chronicles (Paperback)
• Publisher: Pendrake Mallory
• Publication Date: 2026
• Language: English
• ISBN 13: 9798235402652
• Binding: Paperback
• Condition: new

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ACT II: THE PRICE OF POWER

The king has ridden west - to claim a blade older than the kingdom, in mountains older than the songs. But while Arthur faces trials that strip a man down to what he is actually made of, the kingdom he left behind begins to come apart from the inside.

In Camelot, Queen Guinevere is besieged by a presence that no longer asks. It offers - specifically, terribly - power to hold the walls and a child she once stopped praying for. She fights. She loses ground every night she sleeps.

At the council table, the king's cousin holds the regency with quiet competence - and the dark blade he has carried since autumn has begun, in his own thinking, to approve of him.

In the Wildlands, a wolf-king makes a bargain with the thing that killed his mother, knowing it for a trap, walking in anyway.

Beneath the city, a watcher with a face the eye slides off has begun to see something larger than her assignment - and the rule trained into her bones is beginning to feel like a leash.

These are not separate stories. They are the same machine, turning toward the same hour.

When the blood moon rises over the eastern range, three bloodlines bend toward a single design - and none of them yet understand what they have agreed to.

The Dark Trinity Chronicles continues. An Arthurian dark fantasy of vampires, shapechangers, and the oldest war of all.