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Storm Over Camelot

Sophie Keetch

4.78

Grieving over a devastating loss, Morgan has retreated to the sanctuary of Belle Garde behind a veil of fairy magic, after swearing vengeance upon King Arthur and Camelot.

FantasyScience FictionFictionHistorical FictionAdult
Pages
553
First published
November 20, 2025
Language
English
Edition
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  • Finished May 9, 2026

    I wanted to LOVE this as I devoured the first book and enjoyed the second (albeit a little less) but while there were some satisfying conclusions, I can't help feel like... That's it? The name of the book alone made me think we'd see some pure visceral power to Morgan's rage and vengeance but... we had some rain showers and occasionally she went to court disguised as someone else? Ok.. A lot of the book was 'it had been so many years and Elaine told me this happened.' Morgan mainly was at Belle Garde not doing a great deal. It just felt very anticlimactic. However, Keetch is an incredible writer and has made me love Morgan Le Fay more than I did. You can really see Keetch's love and dedication to Arthurian Legend in this book and in the whole series. This was a great series but a bit of a let down as the conclusion.