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Edge of Knight

Megan Derr
4.6 / 5.0
Published: 2026

Description

In the year 2133, Lance Waters lives a life defined by the humdrum monotony of being a tax clerk. He is an ordinary man in an unremarkable era, until a glitch in a new video game shatters the veil between his mundane reality and a buried, ancient truth. One login changes everything, triggering long-dormant memories of a past life that should have been lost to the annals of history. Fifteen centuries ago, the Battle of Camlann saw the tragic demise of King Arthur and his legendary Knights of the Round Table. Yet, death was not the end. To stave off the encroaching darkness of the villainous Maleagant, Merlin and Lancelot wove a desperate spell, binding their spirits to the cycle of rebirth. Now, the time for the awakening has finally arrived. As the first of the reincarnated knights to remember his true identity, Lance finds himself thrust into a high-stakes mission across time. He is the catalyst tasked with rallying his fallen brothers-in-arms before Maleagant can reclaim his power. Fusing modern-day cynicism with the noble traditions of Camelot, Edge of Knight is a gripping tale of rekindled heroism, fated connections, and the resilience of a love that transcends centuries.

Customer Reviews

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Wintermask
March 22, 2026
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A really, really good one!

This book returns to classic Derr, where everything is on point. The characters are great, with little of the recycling that she has been doing over the past years. The worldbuilding is back to being a strength, although the slang can be a bit cringe. It’s hard to write slang, though, and very few do it realistically, so this is a minor quibble at best. The plot shows imagination and moves quickly, with action scenes that are cinematic yet follow the world rules, whether virtual or real. Finally, the proofreading is actually pretty good. It has been abysmal lately, but again, this book returned to form, where the proofing isn’t perfect, but the book is very readable. If you read the Author’s Note at the beginning, you will see that this was a labor of love, paying tribute to beloved books and now bittersweet memories, as well as being a sad farewell. Respectfully, thank you, Ms Derr, for sharing this with us.
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ASW
March 25, 2026
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Fun Read!

I give this a 3.75/5! It was a very fun read, but was fast paced and I wanted a bit more of the aftermath. A fun book for sure, and one of the best ones from this author so far.
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Kindle Customer
March 5, 2026
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👀👀👀👀👀👀👀👀

Ok, seriously, what? This book was SO good. I was cheering for Lancelot the whole time! He's a sweetheart. How come the worldbuilding is so wild and yet it simply WORKS is beyond me. 10/10, would recommend.
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Rosalie McGurk
March 8, 2026
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Fantastic queer Camelot!

Really fantastic book, consumed it in one day! I loved that it wasn’t historic Camelot but a future fantasy virtual reality gaming take. The crew gets back together and kicks butt!
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Sarah
February 19, 2026
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This is my favorite King Arthur retelling

I love everything this author writes. Her world building is always amazing. The concept of this book is so cool and I absolutely loved all the characters. I wish could hang out with these characters some more.