Uther: A Tale Untold:Part 1 "Vengeance"

by Michael F. Maiello

Overview

Uther: A Tale Untold - Part 1 "Vengeance" chronicles the horrendous circumstances of his life as a baby, to his horrific act of vengeance as a young man. Part 1 explores aspects of Uther's life that influence and shape his fate of violence and eventual tragedy. Embark on a journey with Uther Pendragon with elements of mysticism, wit and violence. Uther: A Tale Untold: Vengeance is not a story filled with talking beasts, dragons, or other magical creatures. It is gory, violent and meant for mature readers. It is not a scholarly study of the Arthurian Legend, but a story from the mind of Michael F. Maiello.

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9781663552990
Publisher:	Barnes & Noble Press
Publication date:	08/18/2020
Series:	Uther: A Tale Untold , #1
Edition description:	The Childhood Story of Uther Pendragon ed.
Pages:	180
Product dimensions:	6.00(w) x 9.00(h) x 0.41(d)

About the Author

Michael F. Maiello was born in Bronxville, NY but mostly grew up in Marin County, CA. After high school graduation, Michael traveled through Israel, the Middle East and parts of Europe before attending college at Sierra Nevada College in beautiful North Lake Tahoe. While completing his undergraduate degree, he fell in love with the jewel of the Sierra and a girl named Rachel. Together they moved to Eugene, Oregon to both attend the University of Oregon. After obtaining his Master’s degree in Elementary Educational Leadership, they lived in Los Angeles for eight years before returning to Northern Nevada. Currently, Michael teaches English Language Learners at an elementary school. They are busy raising their daughter and enjoying all the crazy beauty of domestic life.
Uther: A Tale Untold - Part 1 “Vengeance” is Michael F. Maiello's first novel.

Editorial Reviews

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I greatly enjoyed reading this book, Though I feel like this is a good book for readers who enjoy legends such as King Arthur and have at least an adequate knowledge of Arthurian legends, I do believe it is a good book for general audiences who have no prior knowledge.

Online Book Club - Sara McGregor