Storm Over Camelot by Sophie Keetch


     After three very long books, I was absolutely devastated with the ending to this. I wanted and even needed Morgan's character to finally eradicate the kingdom from Queen Guinevere. Some part of me just absolutely needed to see her annihilate. The woman who caused her so many hardships in book one in book 2. Morgan's character overall just needed to end on a happy note. Please tell me Sophie Keetch is going to write a fourth book.

    My inner mama heart was also shattered to learn that one of her sons died. As an audience, we didn't even get to hear what happened to the youngest child that was basically stolen from her. So many unanswered questions. This book was just written and released back in 2025 so there may be a slot chance that the author will continue the story and give Morgan her ultimate victory. The ending seems so rushed as well. Maybe her funding ran out? I cannot believe that brother and sister gave each other for all the hateful and spiteful things that they done to one another. King Arthur also deserves some sort of penance for what storm he created. 

    I was a faithful fan through three excruciating long books only to discover that I am left with so many questions. I'm not so sure even if I fourth book was written if I would read or listen to it. I would write this particular book out of the series 2 out of 5 stars.   There was just whole chapters that absolutely did not add to the plot at all. So much wasted time and space that I was beyond annoyed. I can't say that I hate the book, but I can't say that I absolutely despise this approach to the story of Camelot. A story that you need to know that has been told and retold many times.

    

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