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In The Forever King, Molly Cochran brought King Arthur, his Knights, and the fabled Merlin into the modern world, when an ordinary American ten-year-old, Arthur Blessing, drew the Sword from the Stone. In The Broken Sword, Excalibur was shattered in a great battle over the Holy Grail, and Arthur and the Knights went into hiding so that the boy could grow to manhood in peace. Now, in The Third Magic, Arthur must claim his long-awaited destiny. But as in the legend, Guinevere stands between Arthur and victory. Her intimate connection with the Holy Grail may force Arthur to make a terrible sacrifice.

Molly Cochran was written more than 25 books, both fiction and nonfiction, including the bestsellers "Grandmaster," which won the Edgar Award, "The Forever King, "and" Dressing Thin," a nonfiction work. Born in Tokyo, of Japanese and Irish-American extraction, Cochran graduated from the University of Pittsburgh, studied at the Sorbonne in Paris, and has lived in many countries. Cochran's other novels include "World Without End "and two sequels to "The Forever King, The Broken Sword" and "The Third Magic." She has taught writing at numerous writers conferences. Cochran lives in Pennsylvania and is the mother of one.