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Bi Lance and his passionate king in epic tale.

Revisado: 11-07-15

Would you listen to Lancelot and the Wolf again? Why?

I would... I loved the narration. It was a great story presented entirely as an internal POV from Lancelot. Leslie does a wonderful job making Lancelot sexy, strong and torn between his obsessive feelings for two possible suitors - Arthur, his lifelong obsession, and Else, a feisty female with a mistrious magical background.

What did you like best about this story?

I loved that it really took this classic characters and wove a really sexy m/m romance in a way that felt classy, tangible and didn't ever feel like 'slash fan fiction'. It's very well crafted book and the I look forward to the rest of the series. If you like the Game of Thrones kind of world with a hefty dash of sexy encounters (between m/m and m/f), this is a great read. It's not what I would classify as pure m/m fiction - but as the novel progresses the relationship between Arthur and Lance becomes the most powerful drive in the narrative.

What about Joel Leslie’s performance did you like?

It was excellent. I really enjoyed his performance of Else and Geraint. He creates clearly delineated characters with a wide range of dialects. It's a theatrical performance, that brings the mystical and larger than life characters of Camelot to life - while still keeping Lancelot's internal struggle really well portrayed.

If you could rename Lancelot and the Wolf, what would you call it?

The Knight Comes

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