Mary Stewart

4 summariesFantasy, Historical Fiction, Thriller

Mary Stewart was a British author known for her works of historical fiction and romantic suspense. Her notable books include "The Crystal Cave," which explores the legend of King Arthur, "The Hollow Hills," a continuation of that story, "Nine Coaches Waiting," a romantic thriller set in France, and "The Wicked Day," which delves into the aftermath of Arthur's reign.

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Books by Mary Stewart

4 books available

The Crystal Cave
Mary Stewart
4.1 (42k) average on GoodreadsFantasy
In a fractured fifth-century Britain, the young, illegitimate Merlin navigates a land of warring kings and ancient magic, embracing his psychic Sight to forge the destiny of the legendary King Arthur.
The Hollow Hills
Mary Stewart
4.2 (20k) average on GoodreadsFantasy
As Britain faces collapse, the aging Merlin, seeing visions of a hidden magical sword, must guide a young Arthur to claim his destiny and the legendary Caliburn, making him king amid the chaos of war.
Nine Coaches Waiting
Mary Stewart
4.0 (13k) average on GoodreadsThriller
In a secluded French chateau, a young governess uncovers a sinister plot against her orphaned charge, forcing her to distinguish between genuine protectors and charming manipulators amidst a web of family secrets and burgeoning romance.
The Wicked Day
Mary Stewart
4.1 (11k) average on GoodreadsFantasy
As Arthur's golden age ends, Mordred's shadow grows, destroying Camelot from within and leading to an inevitable, tragic end.