Guardians of Camelot (Sue)

A battle is coming . . . and the immortal knights aren't ready. Will an orphan be the key? For fifteen hundred years Lucan has waged war with the greatest enemy the world has ever known . . . and fought the ancient curse that means loving someone with all his heart and soul might be the reason they die. Tom wasn't supposed to be born . . . twice. How, as a young child, had he even heard the monsters at all? How, as an adult, is he caught up in a deadly battle to fight evil, but cannot get one stubborn man to even acknowledge he exists? Time is running out, not just to unravel the secrets of Tom's destiny, but for Tom to show Lucan that loving someone with all that they have doesn't mean breaking their heart. Or does it?

Destined to be together. Kay of Isca knows Charles St. John is his fated soul mate, but between battle, duty, and saving the world, staying in the same reality, never mind the same bed, is proving a bit more of a challenge than either stubborn man will admit. The malicious armies of Morgan le Fay are gathering, and the chance that one of their friends has already been lost to evil is a real possibility too terrifying to contemplate. Nothing is ever as it seems, but unless Kay can unravel the vile plans centuries in the making, they won't just die before they get a chance to love. They'll die before they get a chance to live.

The Final Battle . . . The only thing standing between the evil of Morgan le Fay and plunging the world into the depths of unending darkness is a beggar and his love for another man. Struggling to feel worthy, Gawain knows some sins can never be forgiven. He may be considered a knight, but his past was never so noble, and the fear he won't ever have a future is one he can never let go. Imprisoned for over fifteen hundred years, Galahad knows that freedom can be an illusion, especially if the only way to defeat the witch is by staying caged for eternity. And then maybe nothing, not even Gawain's love, can free the chains around his heart.