I really liked this book and am hoping to read the other two in the trilogy soon. Parts 1 and 2 did a fabulous job of establishing character and sucking me into the dream of Camelot but what was exceptional was how it set up the bulk of the tragedy in the final part. 
 My only gripe would be that Gwnhyfvar, who emerged as one of my favourite characters, did not get an ending, or a final perspective that was satisfying. I loved the end, though. 
 I have to really give kudos to the author for finally being the one to make me like both Mordred and Gwnhyfvar. I have always sympathised with them but never been able to like them even in those versions where the author had obviously tried to make them so.