Raised from the Ruins (Lancelot's Fall #2)

“I have told you before – what I desire and what is allowed me are two different things,” Lancelot said, turning his head slightly as he felt Claudas’ breath ghost over his cheek. “Nothing has changed. Nothing ever will, between us.”

Five long years have passed since Lancelot du Lac watched Claudas – his lover and his enemy – ride away into the snow.

He had never imagined that they would meet again – until King Arthur assigns him a task that takes him far from the familiarity of Camelot to the dangerous streets of Rome following the contentious papal elections.

Amidst the vicious political infighting of the Roman Senate, Lancelot finds himself thrown back into the company of the man he had sworn to give up. With his fate once more entwined with Claudas’, Lancelot finds his loyalties to his king and to his heart once again tested – and when Morgan le Fay returns to take back her son, Lancelot is forced to choose between the oaths he has taken and what he knows is right.

In the chaos that follows, Lancelot must ask whether he can once again bring himself to walk away from the man he loves.

Please note!: This is the second book in a series. While it can be read as a standalone story, the first book, Laid to Ruin (a gay Arthurian romance) can be purchased from Amazon, and may improve your reading experience.

Warning: Laid to Ruin contains explicit scenes of sexuality. It is not intended for readers under the age of 18.