Jousting storie

Llywelyn's life is cheap, in homeland. With his grandfather dying, and his father and uncle preparing for war, as a second born son he's expendable to them both, useful only as a pawn and a life worth losing. To survive the coming civil war, his best chance is to flee to England, and from there the Holy Land, on a crusade* he can hope achieve glory as a knight, and return home with renown and an army. His only hope is to beg aid of the English Prince Richard and ask for a place on his coming crusade*. Prince Richard is the spare heir to the throne, with no real occupation beyond being wealthy, womanizing, and drinking. For years he's attempted to escape his elder brother, King Henry's clutches and go on crusade* but to no avail. Yet. But when an exiled Welsh prince arrives begging for a place in his army, what else is he supposed to do but challenge the boy to a tournament? This is an inspirational sports story. *no actual crusading occurs. Jokes aside, I'm not going to lie to you. While the events of the book center around the Baron's crusade historically speaking no actual 'crusading' occurs. it's more of an extended road trip, in which Prince Richard lies to people, invites himself to meetings he was never involved in, and couch surfs with relatives. It's really just white people, going places white people have no business, to argue with other white people. Trust me. Only White people were harmed in the making of the Baron's crusade. Trigger/Content warning: family issues discussed. Death of a parent/spouse presented and discussed. Some family related trauma. A character is said to be sexually lose (nothing is shown, brief innuendos). Some profanity. Again no crusading occurs. Racism is presented as well as some anti-semitism. A main character experiences racial prejudices. Psychological abuse/bullying. Seriously no crusading occurs.

In the balmy seaside kingdom of Astolat, Princess Gwenifver led a peaceful and content existence, training to claim the throne and unite her kingdom with Camelot's through marriage -- until Uther Pendragon swept in and killed her father and slaughtered her people for her father's supposed treachery. Gwen flees her fallen kingdom with little more than her life. Seven years later, Gwen's true identity is discovered as she resides amongst thieves and savages. She is taken to Camelot to live out her days as a slave under the cruel rule of King Uther. In a tale of betrayal, magic, blood, and love - a beloved old legend is carefully crafted and twisted anew, where adventure awaits at every corner.

In which you shouldn't judge a book by its cover.

Join Weimar, a son of a local farmer, as he and his friend Syras enter the world of knights and jousting, encountering certain adventures ( or should I say misadventures?) as a squire to a well known knight till his rise to knighthood. #1 in Jousting

A young Squire falls Princess before long the princess becomes the queen and the squire becomes night finally the queen notices the squire

In a medieval world of lords and castles, a young woman learns how to overcome all obstacles and join the Knights Valiant. In this expanded edition, Cordelia rejects the Scarlet Knight and his tempting treachery, in exchange for courage on the battlefield and acceptance into the Cordon of Knights. Lord Planya, of the House of Wolves, brings along his battalion of shape-shifting knights who help Cordelia defeat Dosalbo, leader of the renegade tribes. Dosalbo gets his revenge: an explosion from his magic powders injures Cordelia's mentor, Dame Esa. Will she recover? Crossed Swords is the first installment in this chivalrous series of lords and dames at war and play.

Doran Raindale is a Lord and talented jouster in the Emblence kingdom and hates the King, Theodore. When the King asks him to murder his son in cold blood just to remain on the throne, he has to make a decision: Be abandoned and thrown out or complete the kings dirty work. Meanwhile, the King's daughter, Elizabeth, struggles with being far apart from her brother and with disagreeing with her father's course of action. The two worlds flip as a masked figure arrives in Emblence and defeats Doran in a joust and when the vicious Queen of Newyel take an interest in their kingdom.

Henry Toody felt "different" that day while driving from work . He seemed to feel strange in his own skin. Maybe it was the Alabama heat that was making him feel weird, or maybe something strange was about to happen.

Starting off in S2E2: The Once and Future Queen, my best friend and I will take you to Camelot where there is always something going on. Adelena is Prince Arthur’s sister, a young woman who was never formally announced as the daughter to King Uther Pendragon. She lived away from Camelot to hide her identity and to keep her secret hidden until ill circumstances forced her to travel to the famous city—a city where magic is outlawed. Meanwhile, Merlin serves Arthur, as usual, while Guinevere begins to have feelings for the snobby prince. The Lady Morgana is also suffering from nightmares; dreams that are prophetic. In this roleplay, new and old characters alike will have to face many challenges in order to keep Camelot from being destroyed—especially from within. This is a roleplay between MaraDeylia and I.

Rose, princess of Ethiadia, is turning 16. Because of her coming of age, she gets a jousting tournament for her hand in marriage. Every princesses dream right? Wrong! Rose hates the idea of it. But her parents already planned it out. Lucky for her, she is known across the kingdom and others at the White Knight, jousting champion of all the land. Just after she entered in the tournaments, her parents tell her that the three head fairy godmothers have started a new fairy tale. And Rose is the main character. With too much on the princess's mind with the tournaments, she travels to the fairy godmother's castle, to undo what has been written. Will she be able to undo the story and win the tournaments for her own hand? ***** Just to let you readers know, this is my first book I've written here. Please let me know how I did! Also- * x5 = some time has past. * x10 = change of character point of view. (I use * in all my stories).

This is a story that takes place in medieval times. This story is not about love, though there might be some in it. This is a story about adventure with pirates, dragons, knights and jousting games, angry kings, witches, princesses, princes, not so Mythical creatures, lots of magic, newly found friends, and more adventure. This is a story about my life that will change forever. Do you want to come on this grand adventure with me? Well if you do, we will most definitely have a fantastic time, but if you really want to come with me, you'll have to know something about my life, because I definitely can't travel with a complete stranger. Well if you want to know, follow me. We'll go to my house and talk over tea. Oh come on, it will be fun let's go.

“A Prince, soon to become a King, does not Joust. They never have and they never will. Do you understand me Joseph? You are of noble birth and do not play silly games with a bunch of reckless men on ponies, jabbing each other with sticks.” I wrinkled my nose in disgust. I always spectated jousting with my mother but never had the opportunity to actually participate in this honorable sport. It is honorable in my eyes at least. My father, King Eleazar the Second, thinks the sport to be nonsense. My father turned to leave my heavily decorated room when I did something I would have never done if it weren’t for my passion for jousting, I back-talked the king.

It does not take long for Prince Léon to put his foot in his mouth. AND SO BEGINS A TALE OF two princes, bound in betrothal and rivalry. Two kingdoms, on the brink of war. Two courts, determined to tear them apart. What follows is a saga that will change all three- completely, inexorably, and forever. [A historical romance novel.]

A diary of a jousting event in 1540 and how Maerwynn VanLeke deals with the consequences.

Who knows what lies in the dreams of drunken, old knights... Horses, the lance and maidens fair...

Randalia was her name; in her language it meant the bitter-sweetness of a flower. They traveled the woodlands, the four of them: Randalia the eldest, her sisters Pierce and Fira, and their father Farrant; but within them lay a secret so chilling only the wolves of the forest could reveal it. Randalia, growing into adolescence, is trained in the arts of war by the mysterious Queen of the Forest, Dame Lady Lass, until she faces her final challenge on the battlefield of the Sacred Lands. The strong arms of Lord Plainh encircle her, but to embrace or to strangle her? And the Veil of Gold -- the only legacy her strange mother left her with -- will it save or destroy her?

To commemorate his eldest daughter's 18th Name Day, Lord David, Earl of Derby, commands a jousting contest. The winner of Lady Elenna's favour will be granted her hand by her father. Open to all Knights of the Realm.

Have you ever heard the tale of Sun and Moon? Most haven't as it being a very old story, lost in the wakes of time. But now it's time for us to discover the true meaning of love, as we experience how the Sun and Moon came to be.

The Princess of Fire with hair of black and eyes of violet, The Spirit of Ice with hair of Snow and eyes of Quicksilver, the Warrior of Nature with hair of chocolate and eyes of ebony. Their tales, their trials and their tribulations...what awaits our young Princess, surrounded by the madness of would-be friends and a war not her own? Will she rise above it and find herself or will she crumble under the cruelty of her world and fall into the sweet embrace of madness? Only time will tell in this story that marks her struggle.

From the pages of the Children of the May saga... Two Murders. Two Revengers. The Magical Sword that binds them together. Balin rots in the dungeons of Camelot, unjustly imprisoned for seeking the death of the woman who killed his twin brother. Columbine wants King Arthur’s permission to slay the knight who murdered her beautiful cousin. She carries an enchanted sword, which can only be drawn by the man who will join her quest for revenge. When Balin and Columbine collide, castles will come tumbling down... Balin and Columbine is a novella set between Children and Ides of the May, the first two novels in S. J. Moore’s Children of the May saga. Inventively adapted from tales in Thomas Malory’s Le Morte d’Arthur and other medieval sources, the Children of the May stories are full of action, adventure, magic, humour and romance - a version of the Arthurian legends for today.