Sir Kay, High Seneschal of Britain, cuts an aloof if lonely figure; his acerbic tongue, formal manner and pedantic nature ensure he will never be popular at court, while the king’s favour nurtures only jealousy and mistrust among his fellow knights.
Raised as King Arthur’s brother and forever in his shadow, Kay’s wisdom and courage are as frequently overlooked as is his sacrifice, even by the King himself.
This is Kay’s story.
Cherith Baldry has been publishing stories about Sir Kay, one of the most important but oft misunderstood characters of Arthur’s court, for the past two decades. In this volume she gathers those previously published tales (10 of them) into one place and adds 5 brand new stories written especially for this collection, to tell of his exploits and his life, to show how vital he was to Camelot.