Theresa Oliver is an author of clean contemporary romance, clean historical romance, young adult, middle grades, and children's picture books. Theresa is the author of the Christmas Cove series, the Whiskey River Brides series with Hot Tree Publishing, and much more. She lives in Florida with her husband, children, a persnickety cat, and a very bossy dog.

Seth Roberts is a typical teenager, that is, until his mother sends him to St. John’s, Newfoundland, Canada, to visit his Great Uncle Herman. In St. John’s, Seth discovers that Herman is a wizard, in fact, the son of Merlin himself. Soon, Herman asks Seth if he would like to go on an adventure and he quickly agrees. With the help of a strange medallion, Herman sends Seth back in time to the year 1128 A.D. to Cambria, a village founded by Tristan, one of the Knights of Author’s Round Table. In Cambria, he discovers his true potential, family secrets, and love. Seth soon finds himself on the adventure of a lifetime as he races to save Briana, the queen of Cambia, and Cambria itself.

Cambria

"My lady," Sir John replied, nodding to Briana as he walked by.


"What's his problem?" Sam asked, concerned. 


"Nothing," Seth replied, smiling as he took Briana's hand. "He's just trying to claim his territory." Sam nodded. After the knights left, Seth took a deep breath and asked, "Why don't we have a bonfire tonight?"


"Sounds good," Sam replied, looking at his friend with more respect than ever before. After all, Seth had just faced a tough medieval knight ... and lived to tell the tale. 


"We can have the bonfire in the back of the castle," Briana said, remembering the bonfire they had the year before at Colin's cabin.


"It's settled, then," Seth said, taking Briana's hand as Lisa raised an eyebrow. Then, he turned his attention to his friends from Pooler, decked out in their practice armor, smiling as he sheathed his sword. "All of you look great ... like you belong here." 


"At the moment," Bryce intervened, smiling. "They do."


Chapter 112: Seer, Part 2