What Was King Arthur's True Identity?
In the tradition of Mary Higgins Clark, The Arthurian Omen takes Maren Southcott to Wales on a hunt for an ancient manuscript that precipitated her sister’s murder.
When Maren Southcott's sister, a noted Welsh Scholar, is murdered immediately after she has discovered news of a relic that would prove King Arthur's identity, dangerous event are put in motion. As Maren hunts for her sister's killer, she knows the best way to find him is to go after the manuscript herself.
Soon she has not only the police, but MI5, and two rival Celtic scholars joining her search. Unbeknownst to her, among them is an Arthur-obsessed psychopath who needs the fifth-century manuscript as the "magic" token necessary to incite a Welsh revolution, overthrowing the Windsor Dynasty and restoring the Britain of Arthur's time.
G.G. Vandagriff weaves a tale of mystery and suspense as Maren and her followers follow a trail winding through Welsh castles and monasteries. When her daughter is kidnapped and the manuscript specified as ransom, her chase grows desperate as she must outwit her followers and be first to discover Arthur's omen.