The forgotten king
Arthur has been erased, but echoes of his legend remain.
A WELSH LEGEND, REWRITTEN
Three friends. One shattered sword. A race through a fractured timeline to restore the legend the world has forgotten.
“I didn’t want the book to end.”
THE ADVENTURE BEGINS
Thirteen-year-old Dylan Hughes never expected to find anything unusual in his parents’ attic—until he uncovers the hilt of a broken sword that history itself seems to have forgotten.
Alongside his best friends, Mahi and Lloyd, Dylan is drawn into a world where time has been altered, the past rewritten and ancient magic is very real. To put history right, they must find the missing pieces of Excalibur before dark forces reshape the world forever.
THE WORLD WITHIN
Ancient magic lives beneath familiar Welsh landscapes. Every clue draws Dylan, Mahi and Lloyd deeper into a history that no longer remembers King Arthur—and closer to the power that shattered it.
Arthur has been erased, but echoes of his legend remain.
Excalibur’s missing pieces hold the key to repairing time.
Dylan, Mahi and Lloyd may be history’s last chance.
WHAT READERS ARE SAYING
““If The Goonies and Jumanji was about Welsh mythology! A story full of adventure, friendship and a great way to introduce young people to Welsh folklore, landscapes and legends.”
““As a proud Welshman it’s so lovely to see my culture celebrated, and in such a fun way too! Instantly sucks you in. You’re gonna love it.”
““I don’t normally like reading, but I didn’t want the book to end.”
THE NEXT CHAPTER
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