ONCE AND FUTURE HEARTS
Ancient Historical Fantasy Romance
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Series Order
1.0 Born of No Man
2.0 Dragon Kin
3.0 Pendragon Rises
3.5 Once and Future Hearts Box One – Box Set Books 1-3
4.0 War Duke of Britain
5.0 High King of Britain
6.0 Battle of Mount Badon
6.5 Once and Future Hearts Box Two – Box Set Book 4-6
7.0 Abduction of Guenivere
8.0 Downfall of Cornwall
8.1 Touched by Maen Llia
9.0 Vengeance of Arthur
9.5 Once and Future Hearts Box Three – Box Set Book 7-9
10.0 Grace of Lancelot
11.0 The Grail & Glory
12.0 Camlann
The entire series as a special bundle.
Who’s Who and What’s What for the Series.
Overview.
The Once and Future Hearts series brings the Arthurian age to life through twelve interconnected fantasy romances set in the raw, dangerous Britain of the sixth century. Here, magic is woven into the bones of the land, in the Sight that touches kings and commoners, in Merlin’s unsettling prophecies, in Morgan’s power that shifts the fate of nations. Yet the world remains fiercely human. Each book follows a different couple whose love becomes a turning point in Arthur’s struggle to unite a fractured isle and hold back the Saxon tide.
These are not courtly legends polished by time; they are intimate stories of loyalty, courage, desire, and sacrifice, lived by men and women standing at the edge of an age that’s slipping into myth. Through their eyes, Arthur’s twelve battles unfold not as distant history but as a series of hard-won victories where every gain is paid for in blood, hope, and heartbreak. Their choices shape the rise of Camelot — and foreshadow the tragedy waiting at its end.
Lush with atmosphere, grounded in real history, and threaded with subtle, potent magic, Once and Future Hearts reimagines Arthur’s world as a tapestry of love stories that built a legend.
Praise for the Once and Future Hearts series
Imagine how good is the author in her craft that she is capable of surprising us her readers even though the Arthurian cycle is one of the most rewritten ones in western literature.
What a great storyteller! I never thought that anyone could tell an Arthurian tale as well as Mary Stewart, but Tracy Cooper Posey has succeeded. I am just in awe of her ability to meld historical detail with legends and turn out a mesmerizing story.
It takes me back to the magic I felt when reading Mary Stewart’s stories of Merlin. Tracy Cooper-Posey has written another winner!
As a long time, self proclaimed Arthurian Legend junkie I couldn’t wait to dive into Tracy Cooper Posey’s new series. Tracy once again proves to be a master story teller as she weaves the delicate threads of this beloved legend into her own.
Oh my goodness. Of course I was not sure what to expect with this but what I got was a wonderful story set in the time just before King Arthur. Invading Saxons, Romans, Kings, princesses, mysteries, Merlin, and romance? Wonderful beginning to a new series and I cannot wait to read more.
I also love the fact that her female characters are definitely not boring, whiny or TSTL.
Tracy Cooper Posey is brilliant at weaving stories with individuals that are completely believable in their thoughts and dialogue.
Ms Tracy has an amazing way of telling a tale. It’s magical 🙂
For some it’s the legend of King Arthur that excites them about this series but for me it’s a thoroughly engrossing, beautifully written novel that has authentic characters and historical facts of the time that enrich the story.
Tracy has the amazing ability of building her characters with such respect and tenderness that you have no other option than to love her [Guenivere].
I highly recommend the whole series and I enjoy revisiting characters common to the previous books in the series with the main characters of Camelot merely an interesting background.
I’ll actually be sorry to see this series comes to an end, which is the highest praise someone like me (an Arthurian hater) can offer.
I can’t wait for the next one.
War, political intrigues and conniving characters are usually something I avoid but author Tracy Cooper-Posey does a brilliant job of balancing the these elements by putting the focus on two lives being tossed around by circumstances beyond their control.
Related Series and books.
The stand-alone historical romance novel, Diana by the Moon, is also set in Arthurian Britain. The Kiss Across Time series features heroes born in the time of Arthur, while Solstice Surrender taps into the mythology, too.
If you really like Celtic mythology, then also check out Taylen Carver’s Magorian and Jones series.
Printable Checklist.
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