Ellen M. Wilheim

On a spring day in the late 8th century, the Frank army of King Charles confronts the invading Moor army near the Pyrenees. On the outskirts of the battle, two knights are engaged in a swordfight. Two different faiths, two different cultures, two different sexes and a faerie's interference all combine to make this a modern adaptation of the story of Rogero and Bradamounte of the Charlemagne legends.