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BOOK 1 Sword of Glas and Steel BOOK 2 Princess of Mist and Magic BOOK 3 Castle of Secrets and Spells Knighthood. Adventure. Fantasy. Can a merman get away with impersonating a knight in order to bring justice to those in need? The kingdom of Valdor is on the verge of collapse. The Forest Knight who upheld justice and fought against tyranny, has been missing for nearly twenty years. With each day that passes, the cruelty of Valdorian masters grows worse for the Osea merfolk and Dartanian forest people captured as slaves. The queen is on the verge of dying of a broken heart over the loss of her lover and child who were stolen by enemies from the neighboring kingdom. Hope for Valdor is bleaker than ever. During this time of unrest, the fairies whisper that hope has returned to the kingdom and a true hero will save them all. . . . Doone is a young man born into servitude who embarks on a journey to the capital with his master, a knight who is both a brute and an oaf. Despite Doone's lowly station as an Osea merman, he dreams of becoming a knight, but it is forbidden for his caste to hold such a position. When Doone finds the famous Forest Knight dead, he is told by a fairy to impersonate the Forest Knight in order to bring aid to those in need. By doing so, Doone has the opportunity to restore justice in a town where Dartanian forest folk are treated with cruelty, return a stolen princess to her rightful place with the queen, and help restore the peace of the kingdom. If Doone is caught impersonating a knight, it means certain death. Is the outcome worth the risk? Despite the risks to his own safety and the possibility he may be imprisoned for the rest of his life, Doone chooses to impersonate the Green Knight. Along the journey, his master finds out what he's done and comes after him, the enemies from the neighboring kingdom think he's the real knight and seek to kill him, and the real Green Knight turns out to be alive and wants his revenge. Worse yet, Dune discovers along the way that it was never his lack of freedom keeping him from becoming a knight, but his bumbling manner, runaway mouth, and lack of knightly experience. Only when Dune learns to turn his weaknesses into strengths is he able to solve his problems and become a true knight at last. Can a would-be knight with imposter syndrome save his kingdom? Step into a fantasy world that brings us back to the comfort of childhood fairytales with heroes who get by with a little bit of magic and a whole lot of wit.

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