Marion Zimmer Bradley's Ravens of Avalon, (Paperback)

from chavala

I don't think any of the prequels that have come out since Mists of Avalon are as good as the one that started them all, but I read them all just the same, to be able to visit that sacred isle. Ravens is about Boudica (and we all know how that ends) and a priestess, Lhiannon. I loved the stories ...

from JacobsBeloved

After reading this book, I did a little research about the historical Boudica. For the most part, I would say that Paxson holds well to the historical record of Boudica while incorporating the mythology of Marion Zimmer Bradley's Avalon series. From the outset, I expected the battle that Boudica ...

from JacobsBeloved

After reading this book, I did a little research about the historical Boudica. For the most part, I would say that Paxson holds well to the historical record of Boudica while incorporating the mythology of Marion Zimmer Bradley's Avalon series. From the outset, I expected the battle that Boudica ...

from Unreachableshelf

After the disappointing Ancestors of Avalon, Diana L. Paxson bounces back to the rich blend of historical fiction and fantasy that she and Marion Zimmer Bradley produced in Priestess of Avalon. If there are any more stories in this series which she and MZB discussed but the latter did not survive...

from the1butterfly

It was good to see Boudica's story- she deserves telling. I'm not certain that the Romans would have killed all the druids though- it's been my impression that as long as you say their Gods are okay, too, they left you alone. There were also aspects of Lhiannon's story that I wasn't big on- like ...